PUBLICATIONS

Building a Resilient Security Sector: A Roadmap for Transparent, Inclusive, and Accountable Defense Reforms in Armenia
Recognizing that reform efforts are already underway, the roadmap identifies the critical need for a unified, strategic framework that synchronizes existing national strategies and action plans, including judiciary sector reforms, the Anti-Corruption Strategy, the National Strategy for Human Rights Protection, the Action Plan for UN Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace, and Security, and other strategic documents.

THROUGH DEMOCRACY TO LASTING PEACE: PEACE DIALOGUE NGO’S ANNUAL REVIEW | 2023 – 2024

Tracking the Implementation of Armenia’s 2023-2025 Human Rights Action Plan: Achievements and Gaps in Right to Life in the Armed Forces
Application of Techniques of Theater of the Oppressed in Peacebuilding Activities

The publication was primarily created to support the staff of organizations working in the field of peacebuilding; it shows them how to apply theater tools in their work. It places emphasis on the analysis of the effectiveness of some tools depending on work context, group interests and the outlook or views of activity beneficiaries. The material can serve as a resource for all persons interested in peacebuilding and the Theater of the Oppressed. Besides this, the manual may also be helpful for those who are taking their first steps in developing peacebuilding projects.
Interim Report of the Monitoring Group Observing the Activities RA MoD within the Scope of the National Strategy for Human Rights Protection for 2017-2019

The monitoring group formed within the scope of the “Proactive Civil Society Participation in the Protection and Promotion of Human Rights in the Armenian Military Forces” initiative is comprised of seven representatives of Human Rights and Media NGOs.
Peace Dialogue: Annual Report | 2017 – 2018

Dear partners, friends, beneficiaries and supporters. We are happy to inform you that on 10 January 2019, Peace Dialogue NGO celebrated its 10th Anniversary.
Notwithstanding the tense geopolitical processes underway in the region over the past years, together with its partners, the PD team has carried on its activities directed to the capacity building and empowerment of civil society representatives from Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Ukraine, and Russia in the sphere of peacebuilding and human rights protection.
With the present publication, we are presenting to your attention the biannual report of Peace Dialogue NGO for the years 2017-2018.
Comic Stripe “March 1: Who Said That It Was The Army That Shot People?”

Recently in the website of the Special Investigation Service of the Republic of Armenia a material has been published under the headline “The head of the former investigative group and the forensic expert on the March 1 criminal case have been involved as accused for falsification of evidence”. According to the material, during the preliminary investigation of the criminal case of the incidents of March 1, 2008, the head of the investigative group, together with the investigators, Police officers, and experts involved in the case falsified case-related evidences by substituting the bullets shot from guns belonging to units of Armed Forces for bullets released from the those belonging to the Police.
Human Rights in the Armed Forces. A Step-by-Step Guide for Future Conscripts

Dear visitors, Peace Dialogue NGO has released a step-by-step guide for future conscripts called “Human Rights in the Armed Forces.” The guide has been developed based on the issues raised by citizens, who have applied to Peace Dialogue NGO over the past years. That is to say, the authors tried to introduce pre-conscription and conscription aged young people to their rights concerning the compulsory military conscription, as well as the service itself, in an easier and more comprehensive way.
Quarterly Report on the Human Rights Situation in the Armenian Armed Forces/ Vol.8

Period: April – June 2018
The newly formed government presented its program to the National Assembly, which was approved by a majority vote on June 7. A key argument against the program was that it bore a resemblance to a wish list with zero measurability. During the Parliamentary session on the government project, Deputy Prime Minister Ararat Mirzoyan stated that an action plan to clarify the terms of implementation and the measurability of their outcomes was under development and would soon be presented.
Quarterly Report on the Human Rights Situation in the Armenian Armed Forces/ Vol.7

January – March 2018
Three of the four fractions of the RA Parliament – the Republican Party of Armenia (RPA), the Tsarukyan Alliance and the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF)- avoided responding to the inquiry initiated by “Peace Dialogue” NGO regarding the “Nation-Army” concept.