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Punches in parliament... and chairs and bottles thrown Armenia’s parliament descended into a mass brawl on Thursday with punches, chairs and bottles thrown – over a proposed “Ministry of Sex”. The opposition, the Strong Armenia party, vowed earlier this year to establish a new government ministry to leave “no unsatisfied women” in the country. The policy, it claimed, was needed because sexual dissatisfaction had caused a rise in political activism by middle-aged white women. Debates turned violent after Civil Contract party MP Taron Chakhoyan accused the opposition of being corrupt and demanded its leader apologise to women for the proposal. Mr Chakhoyan accused Strong Armenia leader Narek Karapetyan of being a “mess from head to toe”. Then it all kicked off. According to reports, the fight continued after a recess, then spilled into the corridors. In a separate incident on Thursday, opposition MPs in Albania set off smoke bombs and blocked the podium.
Punches in parliament... and chairs and bottles thrown Armenia’s parliament descended into a mass brawl on Thursday with punches, chairs and bottles thrown – over a proposed “Ministry of Sex”. The opposition, the Strong Armenia party, vowed earlier this year to establish a new government ministry to leave “no unsatisfied women” in the country. The policy, it claimed, was needed because sexual dissatisfaction had caused a rise in political activism by middle-aged white women. Debates turned violent after Civil Contract party MP Taron Chakhoyan accused the opposition of being corrupt and demanded its leader apologise to women for the proposal. Mr Chakhoyan accused Strong Armenia leader Narek Karapetyan of being a “mess from head to toe”. Then it all kicked off. According to reports, the fight continued after a recess, then spilled into the corridors. In a separate incident on Thursday, opposition MPs in Albania set off smoke bombs and blocked the podium.


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