Members of Congress Join Capitol Hill Armenian Genocide Observance

Members of Congress Join Capitol Hill Armenian Genocide Observance

The Armenian Genocide Memorial in Yerevan. Public Domain In a powerful display of bipartisan solidarity, more than 25 Members of Congress joined Armenian American leaders and human rights advocates yesterday, Wednesday, April 15, for the annual Capitol Hill Armenian Genocide Observance. The day’s events transitioned from a solemn remembrance of the 1915 Medz Yeghern to a forceful demand for accountability regarding the genocidal campaign that st…

ANCA Capitol Hill Briefing Warns that Flawed ‘Peace’ Process Creates Conditions for Renewed Genocide

Expert Panelists and ANCA Policy Director Deconstruct Terms of One-Sided Surrender of Armenian Security and Sovereignty; Explore Options for a Just and Durable Peace WASHINGTON – A U.S.-brokered peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan that leaves Armenian hostages in Azerbaijani detention, denies Artsakh’s 150,000 refugees their right of return, and rewards Azerbaijan’s genocidal ethnic cleansing with a 99-year transport corridor through …