Pashinyan's Team is 'Scouring' Facebook with a Microscope: Total Control

The newspaper 'Fact' reports: 'It seemed that after the change of power last year, there would be at least some progress in terms of freedom of speech and opinion, and the new authorities would not suppress people's views.

However, according to information from the 'Fact' newspaper, the government staff is monitoring the Facebook lives of its employees in the utmost detail, including their 'likes' and 'shares'—who wrote what, who commented on whose posts, who liked what was written, and so on.

Particular attention is paid to those employees who are considered to be 'supporters' of the previous authorities, 'remnants' from the previous government, or simply 'slaves of the previous regime.'

Our sources claim that there is a specifically appointed staff member within the administration who has taken on this role and oversees all of this. If undesirable phenomena are detected in anyone's Facebook 'life', that person is first advised to simply refrain from being active on the platform or expressing their opinions, and then, as is understandable, appropriate measures are taken. In short, Nikol Pashinyan's team is 'scouring' Facebook with a microscope, particularly on the pages of public servants, and attempting to prevent any undesirable movements.'

For more details, refer to today’s issue of the newspaper.