With restrictive media legislation set to be ratified in Armenia, what will this mean for independent broadcasters such as Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty? Onnik Krikorian discusses with his readers while Svet v Avguste and Tirami Su post photos from a protest march against the new media bills.
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