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The Rights Party Protests Beating of Armenian MP
30.06.2005
The Rights Party Protests Beating of Armenian MP
Tbilisi, June 27, 2005. The Parliamentary Bureau witnessed a confrontation between the Rights Party and the Vice-Speaker of the Legislative Branch. Manana Nachkebia, member of the faction Rights Opposition, said that a member of their party, majoritarian MP of the Tsalka region Aik Meltonian, was beaten by the special regiment.
According to Nachkebia, the Special Forces were behaving very inappropriately and were offensive to everyone.
According to the Vice-speaker, the Special Forces are in Tsalka to keep order and everybody should simply obey their rules, no matter what political party they represent.
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