#SURVEILLANCE
Public transport, banks, and drugstores: Armenian Police propose installment of online surveillance
The Armenian Police proposed legislative amendments providing for the installation of video surveillance cameras in public transport, credit organizations, banks, pawnshops, educational institutions, points of arms trade, pharmacies, gambling establishments, large stores (with an area over 150 square meters) and gas stations.Armenian police to get right for surveillance of citizens
A set of changes to the Armenian law "On Police" passed today by the parliament in the first reading empowers police to use photo and video shooting devices in order to prevent crimes, investigate crime scenes and ensure public order, including road safety.Survey reveals 34% of Armenians look at video surveillance at public places as personal data protection problem
A survey conducted by Personal Data Protection Agency, an affiliation of the Armenian Ministry of Justice, has revealed that almost 34% of Armenians look at video surveillance in public places as a personal data protection problem, Shushan Doydoyan, the head the agency, told journalists on Monday.| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
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