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Woman suspected of attempting to abduct Pashinyan's son starts hunger strike

Woman suspected of attempting to abduct Pashinyan's son starts hunger strike
18.05.2023 16:30
Gayane Hakobyan, who is suspected of attempting to kidnap Ashot Pashinyan, the son of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, and who is currently detained in the pre-trial detention center, has started a hunger strike.

Reported from Sputnik Armenia, that she objects to the violation of her rights.

Hakobyan put forward a request to face Ashot Pashinyan.

She said she won't stop the action until her demands are met.

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