24/04/2012
Marche du souvenir en hommage aux victimes du génocide Arménien de 1915
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Judges to deal with Genocide to demand for proper compensation – British lawyer
April 24, 2012 | 23:35
YEREVAN. – British famous human rights protector Geoffrey Robertson believes that “the Genocide recognition process should be brought to an end.”
He published in 2009 his legal notes ‘Was there an Armenian Genocide?’ 
book, Radio Liberty reports.
He stated on Monday that the Genocide recognition process is one of the long lasted ones in the world history and he demands the world to bring it to an end. “The historians have completed their mission, now it is the time for judges, who will demand proper punishment for guilt and compensation for the Genocide victims. It is no longer a subject of historians but judges,” he concluded.The world commemorates on April 24 the 97th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, the first genocide of the 20th [Read more…]
“Vive La France” Armenian Various Artists [Video]
The music is composed by Armen Martirosyan, the lyrics are by Bishop Bagrat Galstian, the song is performed by Armenian pop stars, Inga and Anush Arshakyans, Nune Yesayan, Avo Khalatyan, Forsh, Hasmik Karapetyan, Andre, Zaruhi Babayan, Alla Levonyan, Arthur Ispiryan, Arthur (Mister X), Narine Dovlatyan, Emmy, Emma Asatryan. Directed by Hrant Yeritskinyan.
leader of German Greens, of Turkish origin, Cem Özdemir, 97th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide
»April 21, at St. Peter of Hamburg, was commemorated the 97th anniversary of the Armenian 
Genocide in the presence of more than 700 people. Guests included the leader of German Greens, of Turkish origin, Cem Özdemir. During his speech C. Özdemir called on the government of Turkey to stop its policy of denial of the Armenian genocide and encouraged Turkish civil society to revisit and analyze “these tragic pages of its history.” Ertan Tobrk, the leader of the Kurdish Alevi community in Germany has told his side that his people had recognized and condemned the Armenian genocide carried out by the Turkish government. A representative of the Assyrian-Chaldean community in Germany also condemned Turkey for genocide. Armen Mardirosian Ambassador of Armenia in Germany also spoke at the event. The choir “Gayane” composed of Armenians, Germans and Turks has interpreted European and Armenian songs.
Orhan Kemal Cengiz, the columnist of the Turkish Radical paper ‘Compensation and Decision’
April 11, 2012 | 00:04
Orhan Kemal Cengiz, the columnist of the Turkish Radical paper published his second article on the Armenian Genocide entitled ‘Compensation and Decision’ where he talks about the possible steps Turkey can make towards the Armenian Genocide.
We present
a part from the article.
“Turkey can solve the Armenian issue both on a humanitarian and on a legal level. We acknowledge that a great human tragedy occurred in 1915. We condemn the Government of the Young Turks, who organized it and apologize to our Armenian brothers. Turkey must not stop at only apologizing but must develop a legal approach for compensation.
Believe! Turkey can realize that and solve the problem easily. However, in order to realize it Turkey must stop the denial policy which humiliates us [Read more…]
Armenian Genocide Walk to be held in Philadelphia.
April 11, 2012 – 15:45 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net – On Saturday, April 28, for the fifth consecutive year, the Armenian Genocide Walk
will take place in Philadelphia, U.S., providing an opportunity for the entire Philadelphia community to gather to commemorate the 97th anniversary of the Genocide, and educate the public on Turkish denial of the atrocities committed against the Armenians in the Ottoman Empire from 1915-18, The Armenian Weekly reported. [Read more…]
AGMA hosts “Witnesses to the Armenian Genocide” exhibit.
April 11, 2012 – 13:17 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net – The Armenian Genocide Museum of America announced the opening on April 5 of an exhibit entitled “Witnesses to the Armenian Genocide.”
The exhibit brings together the surviving photographic record of the Armenian Genocide produced by German witnesses. The exhibit is being presented with the Armenian Assembly of America and the Armenian National Institute.
The Witnesses to the Armenian Genocide exhibit is hosted by the Lutheran Church of the Reformation. The Lutheran Church of the Reformation has been serving the Capitol Hill community since 1869 and its congregation strongly supports ecumenical activities. [Read more…]
Sassounian: Turkey’s Foreign Minister in Search of ‘Soft’ Armenians.
Harut Sassounian is the publisher of The California Courier, a weekly newspaper based in Glendale, Califfornia.
Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, Turkey’s ‘man on the run,’ has added to his extrem
ely busy schedule the new task of travelling around the globe trying to recruit ‘sensible’ Armenians.
Davutoglu has embarked on such a desperate initiative after the failure of all Turkish attempts to divide and conquer the Armenians and weaken their resolve to pursue their just cause.
Davutoglu has embarked on such a desperate initiative after the failure of all Turkish attempts to divide and conquer the [Read more…]
Slovak official: any Turk denying Armenian Genocide in Slovakia will be jailed
April 5, 2012 – 14:45 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net – On April 4, a wreath laying ceremony was held at a khachkar-obelisk in center of Bratislava, Slovakia, in memory of Armenian Genocide victims, press serv
ice of Forum of Armenian Associations of Europe (FAAE) reported.
Slovakia’s Supreme Court Chairman Štefan Harabin, President of Armenian Constitutional Court Gagik Harutyunyan, Chairman of RA Court of Cassation Arman Mkrtumyan and FAAE Chairman Ashot Grigorian partook in the event. In his speech, Mr. Harabin noted that he attaches great importance to “Law criminalizing the Armenian Genocide denial” adopted by the Slovak government and parliament. He said that any Turkish official regardless of his rank and any other person who dares deny the fact of the Armenian Genocide in Slovakia will immediately be sentenced to 5 years in prison. The Slovak official stressed his readiness to help his French counterparts to pass a similar law. [Read more…]
Steve Jobs had asked the Turks: “You subjected 1.5 million Armenians to genocide. How did it happen?”
December 21, 2011 | 11:04
What Turkish tour guide Asil Tuncer said, with respect to Apple Inc.’s founder, the late Steve Jobs’ visit to Turkey, caused great uproar in the country. The guide claimed that Jobs considered the Turks as enemies, and he did not even shake hands when bidding farewell to the tour guide.
Tuncer noted that when they had approached the Hagia Sophia, in Istanbul, and he had told that it was a church at first but then it was turned into a mosque, Steve Jobs had asked: “You, Muslims, what did you do to so many Christians? You subjected 1.5 million Armenians to genocide. Tell us, how did it happen?” [Read more…]