"LAW ON MASS INFORMATION" TO BE ONE OF ADVANCED, DEPUTY MINISTER OF JUSTICE OF ARMENIA SUPPOSES

October 15, 2003 - 20:13 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - "The Law on Mass Information" will be one of the most advanced in Armenia, deputy minister of justice of Armenia Ashot Abovian said at a meeting with chief of the OSCE Yerevan office Michael Wygant. In his words, the bill takes into account almost all proposals made by representatives of journalist organizations of Armenia. The bill will be again introduced before the parliament in the middle of November, after having been studied by Council of Europe and OSCE experts.
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