YEREVAN — The Armenian government says Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan and members of his opposition movement were preparing acts of terrorism and a violent seizure of power. Six United Nations human rights experts are not convinced. In an official communication to Armenia, the U.N. mandate holders questioned whether the authorities had taken political organizing, civil disobedience and anti-government protest — and recast them as threats to nation…
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