Peace Dialogue’s Statements
Invitation to Submit Proposals for Audit Services for 2025
By decision of the Board of Peace Dialogue NGO on March 30, 2025, the organization plans to conduct a comprehensive, independent audit of its 2025 budget. Peace Dialogue invites audit firms to submit proposals for conducting an audit of the organization’s 2025 financial statements.
Audit firms are invited to submit their proposals — including a description of services, timeline, and price — to the following email address: [email protected] by August 31, 2025.
Peace Dialogue Joins Coordinating Council of the Action Plan for 2023-2025 Deriving from Armenia’s National Strategy of Human Rights Protection
Peace Dialogue NGO Announced as a Member of HRAP Coordination Council
As a result of the election held on 1 July 2020, by a simple majority of Coordination Council members’ votes, the representatives of the aforementioned seven organizations were declared to be involved in the Coordination Council’s activities of the implementation of the Action Plan 2020-2022 deriving from the National Strategy on Human Rights Protection.
Invitation for Collaboration
Peace Dialogue NGO announces a call for cooperation with representatives of civil society organizations in monitoring the RA Ministry of Defense’s (MoD) activities in the scope of the Action Plan 2020-2022 deriving from the RA National Strategy on Protection of Human Rights (HRAP Action Plan 2020-22).
For participating in this initiative entitled Civil Society Support for Democratic Oversight Processes of Human Rights Conditions in the Armenian Army, launched in May 2020, please, fill in the application form attached to this article.
The deadline for application submission is 25 June, 2020. Only successful candidates will be contacted.
Tuija Talvitie, Executive Director of Crisis Management Initiative, has passed away
Peace Dialogue NGO’s team expresses its sincere condolences and support to CMI’s team and Tuija’s family, friends and colleagues.
Photo: Tuija Talvitie. Source: CMI (www.cmi.fi)
Announcement about the Suspension of PD’s Activity in the Public Monitoring Working Group of the Investigative Committee of Armenia
We declare that our organization will continue its activities aimed at the protection of the rights of servicemen who have died in non-combat situations during their military service. We will continue using other platforms and other measures as established by law. This is because the absence of legally-based approaches and mechanisms, alongside the System’s inability to rid itself of corruption, hinders and distorts our organization’s mission when carrying out Group activities.
Statement of the Public Monitoring Working Group Studying Non-Combat Fatality Cases During the Military Service in the RA Military Forces
Considering the unclear perceptions formed about the principles and objectives of the activities of Public Monitoring Working Group, we find it necessary to make a statement.
Human Rights in the Military Forces Interactive Game for the Students
The website DASARAN.AM, which expands new horizons for schoolchildren and its 1,107,346 users through innovative teaching, launches a new section called “Human Rights in the Military Forces” within the scope of the game “I Know: Army and Law?”. The game section consists of questions and right answer options for them, which makes it possible for future conscripts to acquire basic information on their rights during conscription and military service.
Invitation for Cooperation
In the scope of the project “Proactive Civil Society Participation in the Protection and Promotion of Human Rights in the Armenian Military Forces”, the selected participants will be involved in the monitoring group for observing the relevant activities of the Ministry of Defense deriving from the 2017-2019 RA National Human Rights Protection Strategy.
