Armenian Human Rights Defender made a speech at ODIHR conference  related to processes in Armenia in April-May this year 

ArmInfo. Armenian Human Rights Defender Arman Tatoyan spoke at the conference initiated by the OSCE / ODIHR in Warsaw on the activities of his office during the  processes in Armenia in April-May of this year.

As the press service of the Human Rights Defender office told  ArmInfo, Tatoyan told about the round-the- clock work of his office,  visits to police stations, and about round-the-clock monitoring of  rallies.

The Human Rights Defender of Armenia also touched upon the topic of  freedom of speech and assembly, as well as guarantees for their  provision. "During the meetings in April-May of this year, it was  important to maintain peace, and the leader of the My Step movement,  parliament deputy and incumbent Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan played  an important role in this issue. He urged the participants of  meetings to maintain tolerance, peaceful behavior and not allow  violence, "the Human Rights Defender of Armenia said.

As a challenge, in the current months, Tatoyan voiced the problem of  the appearance of fake profiles in social networks, and the  aggressive behavior of these groups that leave aggressive comments  and call for violence. He also voiced the need to ensure the  protection of journalistic activities.  The conference emphasized the  important role of national human rights institutions in the  protection of freedom of speech and assembly on international  platforms.