Vahe Grigoryan has been elected Judge of the European Court of Human Rights

28.01 21:03 | Category Society

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Today, the PACE has chosen by ECHR judges from Armenia, Andorra and Slovenia.

Based on the results of the domestic competition, the countries presented to the Council of Europe three candidates. As a result of the voting, one judge was elected from every country.

Armenia nominated Vahe Grigoryan, Nora Karapetyan and Anna Margaryan. Vahe Grigoryan received the majority of votes. He will have 9 years of judge as a judge in the Court.

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