The General Prosecutor's Office is studying the report "On the crisis that arose in the Church as a result of the activities of the de facto head of the Armenian Apostolic Holy Church and a number of high-ranking clergymen and ways to solve it." The bulk of the information included in this approximately 80-page document is based on press releases from various years that contain alleged crimes, particularly child abuse/sexual inviolability. Alleged elements of acts. "Freedom" inquired whether the prosecutor's office conducted a study on the publications containing alleged elements of crime included in the aforementioned report. The prosecution is inappropriate He left the questions: if the mentioned publications were studied, were criminal proceedings initiated as a result of them, under which articles and are there any accused persons involved and under what article? "Azatut" also asked for clarification, if mentioned � Publications have not been the subject of research before, so why? The prosecutor's office did not address this issue either. The report was compiled on the instructions of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, who has been trying to remove Arakelak from the throne since last year. He presented a series of serious accusations to the pastor of the church, Gareg II. This report makes allegations, including details about the sex lives of clergy, that are mostly based on a different perspective from the Catholicos. On the interviews of various clergy who were dissatisfied with the reasons. Although the Apostolic Church is one of the largest taxpayers in Armenia due to the property it manages, the report also covers the issues of financial transparency. Holy See Mother See "The so-called report on the Armenian Apostolic Holy Church published by the government is unconstitutional, anti-canonical and illegal in its content and form."