18 Jun. 2026
HIV-Related Legal Regulations and Human Rights Protection: Training at the FriendlYerevan Drop-In Center
On June 18, 2026, a training-discussion dedicated to HIV-related legal regulations and the protection of the rights of people living with HIV was held at the FriendlYerevan Drop-In Center of Dignity Humanitarian NGO.
The training was conducted by lawyer Shushan Khnkoyan, who introduced participants to the legal framework of the Republic of Armenia concerning HIV, access to healthcare services, the protection of personal data, and medical confidentiality.
The event took place in an active and engaging discussion format. Participants had the opportunity to raise questions and discuss challenges they may encounter when accessing HIV-related services or exercising their rights.
The training covered the following topics:
- The legal framework related to HIV in Armenia;
- The rights and responsibilities of people living with HIV;
- Legal guarantees for the protection of medical confidentiality;
- Access to healthcare services.
During the discussions, participants also explored practical situations in which knowledge of legal provisions can help prevent discrimination and support the effective protection of individual rights.
At the end of the training, participants had the opportunity to receive individual legal consultations and discuss issues of personal interest with the expert.
The services provided by Dignity Humanitarian NGO were also presented. These services are aimed at protecting the rights of vulnerable groups, improving access to healthcare services, strengthening capacities, and providing social support.
Knowledge of the law is not only an opportunity—it is an essential tool for protecting one’s dignity, rights, and security.
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08 Jul. 2026
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25 Jun. 2026
On June 25, 2026, a psychological training session on “Stress Management” was held at the Yerevan Drop-In Center of Dignity Humanitarian NGO.
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24 Jun. 2026
The first training session was held in Armavir criminal-executive institution of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Armenia.
17 Jun. 2026
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05 Jun. 2026
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04 Jun. 2026
On June 4, 2026, the next-in turn informational experience-sharing meetings were held in Goris city of Syunik region and Hoktemberyan city of Armavir region, within the framework of the project “My Voice Matters: Inclusive and Democratic Participation of Youth in Parliamentary Elections in Armenia.”
03 Jun. 2026
In June 2026, Dignity Humanitarian NGO organized a training at the Gyumri DropIn Center, dedicated to the right to health.
The session was led by lawyer Shushan Khnkoyan, who presented the concept of the right to health, its legal foundations, and the practical tools that every citizen can use to protect their rights within the healthcare system.
03 Jun. 2026
On June 3, 2026, informational and experience-sharing meetings were organized in Lori and Gyumri regions, as part of the project “My Voice Matters: Inclusive and Democratic Participation of Youth in Parliamentary Elections in Armenia.”
01 Jun. 2026
On June 1, 2026, the next-in turn informational experience-sharing meeting was held in Charentsavan city of Kotayk region, within the framework of the project “My Voice Matters: Inclusive and Democratic Participation of Youth in Parliamentary Elections in Armenia.”
31 May. 2026
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