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June 25, 2007


Singing Streets

Thanks to the the French Embassy in Armenia, June 21st became a distinctively musical day for Yerevanians as the city streets became an overflowing stage for many genres of music. [view photo story]


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Shushi. May 9, 1992

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Newroz

[May 7, 2007]

 

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Pesach, the Jewish Holiday of Passover

[April 16, 2007]

On the fifteenth day of Nisan (April 2), the Jews of Armenia, like Jews all over the world, celebrated the holiday of Pesach (Passover). Pesach is one of the most important Jewish holidays. It celebrates the departure of the Jews from Egypt and their freedom after 400 years of slavery. An important part of Pesach is seder ... [view photo story]


Newroz

[April 2, 2007]

 

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Yerevan Traffic

[March 12, 2007]

The number of cars in Armenia is rising sharply from year to year. In 2006 alone 14,500 cars were imported to Armenia, 17.25% more than the previous year. The incidence of traffic accidents has gone up 14% as a result. Furthermore, the cars that are imported no longer meet ecological in their European countries of origin. In Armenia, however, that kind of thing escapes attention.

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Yerevan, 02.02.2007. Rally protesting the arrest of Zhirayr Sefilyan

[February 5, 2007]

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The Armenian Army is 15 Years Old

[January 29, 2007]

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Yerevan, 23-24.01.2007. Tribute to Hrant Dink

[January 25, 2007]

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Hadrut – 2006. A happy childhood, but the future is uncertain…

[November 20, 2006]

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Children's Home in Berdzor, Kashatagh Region, NKR

[November 6, 2006]

Ara Oshagan has also been photographing in Nagorno-Karabagh for the past 7 years for a book project with his father, well-known author, Vahe Oshagan. The book is entitled "The Spirit of Karabagh" (Karabaghi vokin) and will be published by Edition Paranthese in Marseille, France in 2007. [view photo story]


Kashatagh region. The village of Hakari. The family of Artash from Gyumri.

[October 9, 2006]

Ara Oshagan has also been photographing in Nagorno-Karabagh for the past 7 years for a book project with his father, well-known author, Vahe Oshagan. The book is entitled "The Spirit of Karabagh" (Karabaghi vokin) and will be published by Edition Paranthese in Marseille, France in 2007.

Oshagan's photos from Karabagh have been featured in Photo District News and have won an award from the prestigious Visions 2001 National Photographic Project Competition sponsored by the Santa Fe Center for the. To learn more about his photography and projects, visit www.araoshagan.com.

Kashatagh region. The village of Hakari. The family of Artash from Gyumri. You can read about the village and this family: Settlers Leave and No One Tries to Stop Them, [view photo story]


Kashatagh region. The village of Haykazyan. The family of Pargev Hambaryan.

[October 2, 2006]

Ara Oshagan lives and works in the United States. He has been taking photographs in Nagorno Karabakh since 1999. This year he visited Karabakh once again.

Hetq Online presents a series of Ara Oshagan's Karabakh pictures. To learn more about his photography and projects, visit www.araoshagan.com.

Kashatagh region. The village of Haykazyan. The family of Pargev Hambaryan.You can read about the village and this family: Nine Years with No Electricity, [view photo story]


Portaits of Yezidi Children

[May 2006]

Last week, when Onnik Krikorian and Hasmik Hovhannisyan were approached by an Armenian visiting the village of Alagyaz and asked why they were taking photographs of "dirty, ugly Yezidi children" when they could be photographing ethnic Armenians, the two journalists were shocked. However, the experience did at least highlight the racism inherent in Armenia, and that in the South Caucasus ethnicity unfortunately takes precedent over the concept of citizenship in the minds of many .... [view photo story]


Indian Students Seek Justice in Vain

[April 2006]

I happened upon a huge crowd of Indian students walking up the Baghramyan Street. I thought it was one of their national holidays; they are always accompanied by processions and music. Well, I thought, the procession would be a great part of a new project, Indians in Armenia, that Hetq photographer Onnik Krikorian and I have launched recently ... [view photo story] [read full story]


Taking the Right Step in Life

[February 2006]

YEREVAN, Armenia -- By all accounts, Arsen Poghosyan is talented and will undoubtedly find success in life. Sitting in his three room apartment in the Massiv district of the Armenian capital, the 25-year-old places a dozen pots in front of him and says that after graduating from art college he hopes to eventually open a shop in the center of the city to sell his mosaics, tiles and ceramics ... [view photo story] [read full story]

 

12 Days in Armenia

Jewish photographer David Dector documents his travels in Armenia

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Inside the Armenian-American Christian Outreach Center

In the high-desert about an hour outside Los Angeles is the only Armenian drug treatment center in the world. Situated on about an acre of land, a two-story complex houses somewhere between 10-12 people, there for a variety of reasons—mostly for drug offenses though some are also there for alcoholism and some are even there on their own in an attempt to clean-up their lives.

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Kond

One of the oldest remaining parts of Yerevan, there are concerns that the construction boom currently taking the center of the capital by storm means its days are numbered.

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iWitness: The Armenian Genocide

24 April 2005 marks the 90th Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. To commemorate this anniversary, Hetq Online presents portraits of Genocide survivors by photographers Ara Oshagan and Levon Parian taken as part of The Genocide Project: a photographic and oral history documentation of the survivors of the Armenian Genocide.

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Save Shikahogh

Upon the order of Ministry of Transport and Communication of the Republic of Armenia “Transproject” CJSC has developed a project to construct a freeway from Kapan through Tsav to Shvanidzor which will cross the Mtnadzor section of the Shikahogh State Reserve.

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Kaspi

There are 5,000 children enrolled into state-run institutions in the Republic of Georgia, and over 11,000 in neighbouring Republic of Armenia. For those with severe disabilities, the outlook is particularly bleak after the socio-economic collapse that followed the demise of the former Soviet Union.

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