In these post-truth times, there are questions, topics and ideas about which it is impossible to remain silent, to tell half-truths, or to discuss something.

Everything about them is more than black and white.

Among such issues is honoring the memory of the victims of the Armenian Genocide and the struggle for the restoration of justice, which is not only morally important, but also highly pragmatic for our state and people today. To put it mildly, those who remain silent on this topic, and even more so those who question it, have nothing to do with Armenia and the Armenian people.

Therefore, we should remember and act in this direction every day, but especially on April 23, we can do it with a symbolic action by joining the “Torch March”, which, by the way, our “peace-loving neighbors” can’t stand.

Mourning is eternal, as long as there is no struggle.

Turkologist Varuzhan Geghamyan

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