In late March 2018, Armenia witnessed a significant escalation of protests against the ruling government, specifically targeting Prime Minister Serzh Sargsyan. Following a controversial decision by Sargsyan to become the Prime Minister again after serving as president for a decade, many Armenians expressed their disapproval. This decision sparked outrage due to concerns over corruption, lack of democracy, and the concentration of power in the hands of Sargsyan and his party, the Republican Party of Armenia. On March 31, thousands of citizens gathered in the capital city, Yerevan, mobilizing in a grassroots campaign that called for change and accountability from their leaders. The movement was characterized by its peaceful nature, drawing inspiration from other non-violent revolutions in the region, including the Rose Revolution in Georgia and the Orange Revolution in Ukraine. Protesters used social media effectively to organize and communicate, amplifying their calls for a transition towards a more democratic governance structure. The slogan “Take a Step” became emblematic of the movement, urging citizens to stand up for their rights and demand reform.