Global Peace Index ranking out of 158 countries - 2012
Monday, 25 June 2012 16:51 | 
| Armenia | 115 |
| Azerbaijan | 132 |
| Georgia | 141 |
| Russia | 153 |
| Slovakia | 26 |
| Iceland | 1 |
The Civilitas Community shares stories about daily challenges and successes. Today: Lost in Istanbul
A day by day look at the investigation by the National Security Service into Civilitas's financial and administrative work.
Chronology
Civilitas Statement
National Security Service Statement
The Political Context
Transaction Summary
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The project aims to enhance the visibility and increase the resource mobilization possibilities of civil society organizations (CSOs) operating in Armenia by designing, developing and maintaining a publicly accessible database of all active NGOs, foundations, associations, and international NGOs and organizations working in Armenia.
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With the support of Norwegian and German governments, a few months ago the Civilitas Foundation began to conduct polls throughout Armenia. The results of the polls will be made available to the media and will serve as the topic of public discussions.
What can be expected of or for Syria in the immediate future? Can there be justice without peace? Can there be peace without an accounting and without justice? What do Syrians want? What does the international community want?
The guests are
Nicholas Koumjian
International Criminal Law Attorney
Vartan Oskanian
Member of Parliament
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
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Civil.am - your guide to civil society activity in Armenia - is a project of the Civilitas Foundation. Take a closer look to better understand what is already being done. Identify potential partners and cooperation possibilities. Support existing programs to increase efficiency. Encourage new programs to foster development.
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