On May 20 of this year, Artur Danielyan, leader of the Adekvad movement, was invited to the General Department of Criminal Police of the RA Police to give an explanation within the framework of a case still unknown to us.

The movement invites media representatives to Arthur Danielyan’s press conference, which will take place at the entrance of the building of the General Department of Criminal Police, after the end of interrogation.

The movement welcomes the efforts of the Criminal Police in the fight against terrorism and extremism and hopes that the case will not add to the list of criminal cases of political persecution.

The Movement reaffirms its eagerness to support all stakeholders in the fight against many extremist and terrorist crimes in the Republic of Armenia.

We are deeply saddened to learn that the terrorists, who have been involved in criminal activities in the past, have not been punished due to the negligence, inaction of the previous and current authorities that have often involved anti-state tendencies. The criminal circles, that are also proponents of the ruling power, that beat the lieutenant colonel of the RA Armed Forces, leaving the latter in a coma for 8 months, have not been punished. Foreign agents, led by the current Prime Minister, who overthrew the constitutional order and obstructed justice, have not been punished. Those responsible for the death of a journalist who died of a hunger strike while in custody have not been punished. The crimes of sexual minorities and people with other mental disorders are unpunished. The hooligan groups of foreign agents that attempted to kidnap an opposition activist were not punished. Representatives of groups spreading misinformation and hate-speech, financed by illegal entrepreneurship have not been punished.

The movement is ready to provide comprehensive assistance to law enforcement in the solving of these and many other serious crimes.

We hope that Artur Danielyan has been summoned to the Anti-Terrorism and Extremism Department of the General Department of Criminal Police to reveal such crimes.