Dissatisfaction with the new Armenian government is growing every day in Armenia and autumn in this country portends to be hot in terms of the political developments’ intensity.

Amnesty of Sasna Tsrer members is a threat to Armenian statehood and it sets a precedent for complete anarchy in the country.

Armenia is expected to announce a large-scale amnesty, but it is yet unknown for sure who exactly will be lucky.

Activists of the Armenian civil initiative ‘Pre-Parliament’ held a march in Yerevan in support of members of the Sasna Tsrer group, a group of armed people who seized a police station in Yerevan back in July in protest to the Armenian government.

Protests in Armenia's capital, Yerevan, over the government's failure to take effective measures to stop the economic crisis and ensure human rights have already turned into a tradition. And from time to time there are reported clashes between the people and police during the public protests.

The Organization of International Partnership for Human Rights (IPHR) is concerned about the likelihood that those responsible for excessive use of force during the July protests in Yerevan will not be brought to justice.

The demonstrators tried to figure out what actions will be taken in connection with Sasna Tsrer from the Armenian parliamentarians.

About 100 citizens, including 23 journalists were injured on the night of July 30 during the riots in the Sari Tagh district of Yerevan, the Special Investigation Service of Armenia announced on August 31.

Despite the surrender of Sasna Tsrer, a group of armed people who seized a police station in Yerevan back in July in protest to the Armenian government, people continue gathering in main venues of the capital city to express their support to the attackers.

Protests in Armenia are a usual thing but they gained more strength after the Sasna Tser movement, an armed group that took over the police station on July 17 demanding the release of jailed opposition leader Jirair Sefilian, and calling for the resignation of the Sargsyan regime.