Arshak Makichyan (an haife shi a ranar 2 ga watan watan Yuni, 1994) wani mai fafutukar ramin ƙare yanayi ne kuma mai fafutukar yaki da yaki da ke zaune a Rasha, asalinsa ɗan Armeniya ne.[1][2] Har sai da aka kama shi a watan Disamba 2019 ya gudanar da yajin aikin makarantar solo don yanayin a kowace ranar Juma'a a dandalin Pushkin, Moscow,[3][4] sama da makonni 40. A Rasha, zanga-zangar daidai kun mutane ta halatta amma duk abin da ya girmama yana buƙatar izinin 'yan sanda. Makichyan ya nemi gudanar da babban zanga-zanga ba tare da ya samu nasara ba fiye da sau 10.

Arshak Makichyan
Rayuwa
Haihuwa Yerevan, 2 ga Yuni, 1994 (30 shekaru)
ƙasa Armeniya
Rasha
Sana'a
Sana'a Malamin yanayi da violinist (en) Fassara
Kayan kida goge
hoton arshek

Ya zaburar da wasu a duk fadin kasar Rasha da su shiga yajin aikin makaranta saboda yanayi, gami da sauran masu zaɓe a Moscow[5] A watan Disamba 2019 an ɗaure shi na kwanaki shida, sa'o'i bayan ya dawo daga Madrid, Spain, inda ya yi jawabi a taron sauyin yanayi na Majalisar Dinkin Duniya na 2019 (COP 25).

Bayan da Rasha ta mamaye Ukraine a shekarar 2022 ya faɗaɗa zanga-zangarsa, inda ya rubuta "Ina adawa da yaki" a kan dimbin lambobi na yanayi, tun da ya kasa samun shagon da zai buga kalmar "yaki." Makichyan ya kasance manajan kafofin watsa labarun, har sai aikinsa "ya daina wanzuwa" bayan mamayewar Rasha na Ukraine ya haifar da toshe shafukan yanar gizo a Rasha. Bayan da ya bar kasar, an gurfanar da shi a gaban kotu a lokacin da yake gudun hijira a Jamus, inda ya rasa zama ɗan kasar Rasha a sakamakon haka. Kotun ta zarge shi da bayar da bayanan ƙarya game da kansa lokacin da yake neman zama ɗan kasar Rasha a shekara ta 2004, duk da cewa yana dan shekara 10 kacal a lokacin.[1][6]

Arshak Makichyan

Ya yi karatun violin a Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory.[7]

Duba kuma

gyara sashe

Manazarta

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  3. Gorst, Isabel (2019-10-10). "Could Arshak Makichyan be Russia's answer to Greta Thunberg?". The Irish Times. Moscow. Retrieved 2019-12-21.
  4. Götze, Susanne (24 July 2019). "Fridays for Future in Moscow: Teen Challenges Putin's Climate Inactivity". Spiegel Online. Moscow. Retrieved 2019-12-21.
  5. Wordsworth, Ada (15 November 2019). "I joined Moscow's secret climate strike movement and this is what I found". The Independent. Retrieved 2019-12-21.
  6. Rainsford, Sarah (4 October 2019). "Climate strikes: Why Russians don't get Greta's climate message". BBC News. Moscow. Retrieved 2019-12-21.
  7. "Climate Activist Arshak Makichyan Stripped of Russian Citizenship". The Moscow Times. 1 November 2022.