ISIS crimes in Iraq "may constitute" genocide: UN chief

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Wednesday said the crimes committed by the Islamic State (IS) in Iraq may [?] constitute war crimes, crimes against humanity and even genocide.

There is no neutrality

There is no neutrality when it is about crime against Humanity. Because in this case you are with the perpetrator. The action of the terrorist organization Daesh is genocide and nothing else.

Egypt MPs call on parliament to ‎recognise Armenian genocide‎

Independent Egyptian MP Mostafa Bakri said that ‎he and 336 MPs have called on parliament ‎to approve a draft resolution in favour of ‎recognising the death of 1.5 ‎million Armenians at the hands of the Ottoman state in 1915 as a ‎‎"genocide." ‎

The might of Agia Sophia

The might of Agia Sophia within Constantinople doesn’t derive only from the past. The fact that it hasn’t died after so many centuries of occupation, constitutes a miracle.

The regressive Turkey

All those who on account of their servility are trying to convince us, that Turkey, with its current status is progressing, once again they will be challenged by Turkey itself.

The Turkish foreign Ministry called «a disgrace» the recognition of Armenian genocide by Germany

Adopted by the German Parliament decision on the recognition of the genocide of the Armenian population in the Ottoman Empire is «ignorance and disrespect for the law». This is stated in a statement released by the Ministry of foreign Affairs of Turkey.

Turkey Continues Warning Bundestag on June 2 Genocide Resolution

On June 2, Germany’s parliament Bundestag is to hold a vote on a motion describing the deaths of 1.5 million Armenians perpetrated by the Ottoman Turkish government during World War I as genocide.

The delay of the Pontian Struggle

The delay of the Pontian struggle has many reasons. We may have achieved the recognition of the genocide of Pontians in Greece, in Cyprus, in Sweden, in Armenia, in two States of Australia, in nine States of America, it is obvious that things are moving slow.

In Open Letter Schiff Tells Obama: ‘Call the Armenian Genocide What It Was – Genocide’

Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA), the lead sponsor of the Armenian Genocide Truth and Justice Resolution in Congress, spoke on the House Floor on Wednesday and delivered an open letter to the President of the United States, Barack Obama, urging him to recognize the Armenian Genocide in his final year in office in advance of the 101st anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. The commemoration of the genocide will take place on Sunday, April 24.

Ankara Rejects European Parliament Report Calling for Genocide Recognition

Official Ankara on Thursday rejected a report by the European Parliament, which among other provisions called for Turkey’s recognition of the Armenian Genocide and sent a stern warning to Turkey over the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) government’s “backsliding” on democracy and rule of law.

Rights of Humanity: American Recognition of the genocide of Christians

That which all of us who are involved in human rights and the recognitions of genocides were waiting for, has been done. The Unites States of America House of Representatives voted unanimously with 393 votes the resolution for declaring the action of the terrorist organization Daesh, as genocide.

Greek Foreign Ministry Responds to Turkey’s Reaction to Genocide Comments

The spokesperson for the Foreign Ministry of Greece considered  the statements made by the Turkish Foreign Minister’s Spokesperson Tanju Bilgic regarding the Greek and Armenian leadership and their position on the genocides as “unacceptable.”

Genocidio a la romana: Julio César exterminó a dos tribus de la actual Holanda

 Los arqueólogos afirman haber demostrado que hace miles de años Julio César puso el pie en lo que hoy en día es el sur de los Países Bajos. Su paso por esas tierras habría tenido como resultado el exterminio de dos tribus germánicas en una batalla que dejó unos 150.000 muertos.

The Pontian's resistance: The genocide of the Greeks of Pontos is not a show, but a wound of Humanity.

When you hear the absurt, it's not enough to react, but you must resist.

Because the reaction is just the answer to an action and it's not an initiative.

Israel’s President Reiterates Armenian Genocide Recognition

The President of Israel Reuven Rivlin said that his previously voiced position that the events of 1915 were Genocide of the Armenians remains unchanged.

When you don't know about the genocide

When you don't know anything about the concept of genocide, it is not necessary for you to perform as the expert.

Du génocide aux Droits de l'Humanité

Beaucoup considèrent que le génocide est une notion terminale sans réaliser que cette idée, c'est celle des génocideurs puisqu'ils parlent même de solution finale. Alors qu'en réalité, la conception de ce mot par Lemkin est essentiellement le premier stade de la problématique des Droits de l'Humanité. 

Turkish politician had right to deny Armenia genocide (European Court of Human Rights)

The European Court of Human Rights ruled on Thursday that a Turkish politician should not have been prosecuted for denying that the mass killing of Armenians by Ottoman Turkey in 1915 was a genocide.

Η γενοκτονία δεν παίρνει εισαγωγικά - Genocide does not get "quotation marks"

Όποιος και να είναι στο Υπουργείο Παιδείας, η γενοκτονία δεν παίρνει εισαγωγικά. Και οι δηλώσεις που δεν είναι ενημερωμένες ούτε για το αρμενικό, ούτε για την απόφαση του νομοσχεδίου ποινικοποίησης από τη Γαλλία, ενώ είχε περάσει από τη Bουλή και τη Γερουσία κι ούτε για τα δεδομένα της περιοχής, δεν έχουν καμία αξία ακόμα κι αν παρουσιάζονται αποκλειστικά για λόγους πολιτικούς.

Armenia Leads UN Effort to Designate Dec. 9 International Genocide Commemoration Day

UNITED NATIONS—The Mission of the Republic of Armenia to the United Nations lead an effort for the body’s General Assembly to pass resolution Friday proclaiming December 9 as the annual “International Day of Commemoration and Dignity of the Victims of the Crime of Genocide and of the Prevention of this Crime.” The resolution, adopted by consensus, had the support of over 80 member countries, including the United States.