Author: Kalantarian Kevo

REVUE DE PRESSE
Génocide arménien par la Turquie : les langues se délient en Israël….

Le président israélien a mentionné le génocide arménien, qu’Israël n’a
jamais reconnu officiellement, mercredi lors d’un discours devant
l’Assemblée générale de l’ONU à New York dans le cadre des
commémorations de la Journée internationale dédiée à la mémoire des
victimes de l’Holocauste.

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samedi 31 janvier 2015,
Stéphane (c)armenews.com

ECHR adjudicated in favor of Azerbaijani military expert, beaten
because of critical articles about army problems

15:39 30/01/2015 >> SOCIETY

European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has announced its decision on
the case of Azerbaijani military expert Uzeyir Jafarov. The ECHR found
that Jafarov’s rights were violated by the Article 3 (prohibition of
torture) and decided to pay him compensation of 10 thousand Euro and
4.4 thousand Euros for the reimbursement of costs, reports the
Azerbaijani news agency “Turan”.

Agency reminds that in 2007 being a correspondent for the newspaper
“Gundelik Azerbaijan” and “Real Azerbaijan” Jafarov was brutally
beaten for publishing critical articles about the problems in the
Azerbaijani army. He was attacked on Inshaatchilar Avenue by some
unknown people. Criminal case was filed under the article 132
(assault), but the investigation had not been completed and no one was
punished for the crime.

As stated in the article, the courts of Azerbaijan did not satisfy
Jafarov’s complaints about inaction of police and thus he appealed to
the ECHR.

“ECHR decision is important for me in terms of the restoration of my
rights and justice, rather than the amount of compensation. The
court’s decision establishes not only compensation but also contains
provisions for the investigation and punishment of those responsible.
I know these people. One of them works in the military police, the
other one in the Interior Ministry. I will ensure that they called the
customer. The decision of the European Court is also important in
terms of not leaving unpunished crimes against journalists and
activists,” said Jafarov to agency.

Source: Panorama.am

ANCA Welcomes Rep. Robert Dold as New Republican Co-Chair of
Congressional Armenian Caucus

22:22, 30 Jan 2015
Siranush Ghazanchyan

The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) today welcomed
Illinois Congressman Robert Dold (R-IL) as the new Republican Co-Chair
of the Congressional Caucus on Armenian Issues. Rep. Dold joins his
counterpart and Caucus founder Congressman Frank Pallone (D-NJ) in
leading bi-partisan efforts to advance Armenian American policy
priorities and strengthen US – Armenia ties.

“We warmly welcome Congressman Dold as the new Republican Co-Chairman
of the Congressional Caucus on Armenian Issues,” said ANCA Chairman
Ken Hachikian, who also resides in Representatives Dold’s Illinois
10th Congressional District. “Rep. Dold’s strong track record on
Armenian American issues – from his leadership on the Armenian
Genocide Resolution to his outspoken support of Karabakh’s
self-determination – makes him a powerful addition to the Armenian
Caucus leadership team. We are grateful to the founders and builders
of the Armenian Caucus and look forward to working with its expanded
leadership in addressing the new challenges our community and cause
will face in the months and years to come.”

In a statement issued earlier today, co-Chair Frank Pallone stated, “I
am pleased to welcome Congressman Dold as Co-Chair of the Armenian
Caucus for the 114th Congress. He has been an outspoken leader on
Congressional Recognition of the Armenian genocide, and has
consistently fought to advance the U.S. relationship with both Armenia
and the Nagorno Karabakh Republic. I look forward to working with him
to achieve our goals and observe one hundred years since the Armenian
Genocide,” said Congressman Pallone.

Rep. Dold accepted the appointment with gratitude, stating, “It is an
honor to Co-Chair the Congressional Armenian Caucus with Congressman
Pallone. I am eager to strengthen the U.S.- Armenian relationship and
work with my colleagues in Congress to promote human rights, shine a
spotlight on genocide denial, and highlight the added importance of
passing the Armenian Genocide Resolution on this centennial
anniversary.”

Rep. Dold, who returned to Congress this year after a two-year hiatus,
received an “A+” rating from the ANCA in 2012 for his consistent
support and leadership on issues of concern to the Armenian American
community. In 2011, he joined long-time Armenian Genocide Resolution
lead sponsor Adam Schiff (D-CA) in spearheading this key human rights
legislation (H.Res.304). He spoke out against Secretary Hillary
Clinton’s misrepresentation of the Armenian Genocide as a matter for
“historical debate,” joining with over 60 of his colleagues in
co-signing a letter of protest regarding her statements at a State
Department Town Hall meeting. He was also an early supporter of a
measure calling on Turkey to return stolen Christian properties to
their rightful owners (H.Res.306), which was adopted by the House of
Representatives in December of 2011.

The Congressional Caucus on Armenian Issues was founded by
Representatives Frank Pallone (D-NJ) and former Congressman John
Porter (R-IL) in 1995. Since that time, the bi-partisan panel has
been at the forefront of Congressional action on a broad range of
Armenian American concerns – from justice for the Armenian Genocide,
to self-determination for Nagorno Karabakh, stronger U.S.-Armenia
ties, and support for the Armenian communities in the Republic of
Georgia and oppressed Armenian and other Christian communities around
the world.

MP: Turkey government powerless against Armenia Diaspora propaganda

Luftu Turkkan, Turkish parliament deputy from Nationalist Movement
Party (MHP), said at a press conference today that the Turkish
government is powerless against the propaganda launched by the
Armenian Diaspora in connection with the 100th anniversary of the
Armenian Genocide, Ermenihaber.am reports citing Ulusalkanal.com.tr.

The Turkish MP said the Armenian Diaspora actively disseminates
documentaries, movies and books, while the Turkish government,
particularly the Justice and Development Party (AKP), just confines
itself to words.

Lugtu Turkkan also considered as incorrect the Turkish authorities’
decision to invite the Armenian president to ceremonies marking the
centenary of the Battle of Gallipoli on April 24 – the Armenian
Genocide Remembrance Day.

30.01.15, 19:34

Hrayr Hovhanyan to donate $0.5 million for Armenian genocide
centennial commemoration

YEREVAN, January 30. /ARKA/. The chairman of Trustees Board of the
Armenian Assembly of America (AAA) Hrayr Hovnanian will donate $0.5
million to the Assembly for the Armenian genocide centennial
commemoration events, the press office of the Assembly reported.

According to the report, the AAA is planning to hold a number of
events in the USA to commemorate the 1915 Armenian genocide victims
and to promote Armenian interests in the US Congress.

Hrayr’s devotion and permanent support will help the Assembly carry
out the activities, in this important genocide centennial
commemoration period in particular, executive director of the AAA
Bryan Ardouni said.

Founded in 1972, the Armenian assembly of America is the largest
Washington-based nationwide organization promoting public
understanding and awareness of Armenian issues.

The Armenian Genocide was the first genocide of the twentieth century.
According to Armenian and many other historians, up to 1.5 million
Armenians were killed starting in 1915 in a systematic campaign by the
government of Turkey. Turkey has been denying it for decades.

The Armenian genocide was recognized by tens of countries. The first
was Uruguay that did so in 1965. Other nations are Russia, France,
Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, Poland, Lithuania, Slovakia, Sweden,
Switzerland, Greece, Cyprus, Lebanon, Canada, Venezuela, Argentina, 42
U.S. states.

It was recognized also by the Vatican, the European Parliament, the
World Council of Churches and other international organizations. -0–

4 People Arrested in Connection With Murder of a Soldier

01.30.2015 15:41 epress.am

Four people have been arrested in connection to themurder of soldier
Haykaz Barseghyan by a group of individuals at a Yerevan military
training unit, reported the Investigative Committee of Armenia.

The suspects arrested connected to the murder are soldiers Vache
Sahakyan, Movses Azaryan, Gnel Tevosyan, and Norik Sahakyan.

As noted in the Investigative Committee’s statement, the corpse was
found yesterday at approximately 6:30AM. The investigators who arrived
at the site, inspected it, and with the materials gathered initiated a
criminal case based on point 7 of Article 104.2 of the Armenian
Criminal Code (murder by a group of people or by an organized group).

KARABAGH
Le Cercle d’Amitié soutient la position récemment exprimée par le
Groupe de Minsk de l’OSCE
Les médiateurs pointent avec objectivité la responsabilité de
l’Azerbaïdjan dans l’escalade du conflit

Dans un communiqué conjoint, les trois co-présidents du Groupe de
Minsk de l’OSCE ont fait part à M. Mammadyarov, Ministre des Affaires
étrangère d’Azerbaïdjan, de leur >. Ils ont également appelé l’Azerbaïdjan à > a déclaré François Rochebloine,
Président du Cercle d’Amitié France-Karabagh.

Fait jusqu’alors inédit, le communiqué des co-présidents du Groupe de
Minsk de l’OSCE pointe en termes diplomatiques la responsabilité
première de l’Azerbaïdjan dans la multiplication des incidents.

a
affirmé François Rochebloine. > a-t-il conclu.

vendredi 30 janvier 2015,
Stéphane (c)armenews.com

PRESS RELEASE
Date: January 30, 2015

ARMENIAN ASSEMBLY OF AMERICA
Contact: Taniel Koushakjian
Telephone: (202) 393-3434
Email: [email protected]
Web:

CONGRESSIONAL ARMENIAN CAUCUS ANNOUNCES CO-CHAIRS FOR 114TH CONGRESS

Reps. Robert Dold and Frank Pallone to Serve as Co-Chairs

WASHINGTON, DC – The Congressional Caucus on Armenian Issues today
announced that Congressman Frank Pallone, Jr. (D-NJ) and Congressman
Robert Dold (R-IL) will serve as caucus co-chairs for the 114th Congress.

`As we enter the centennial year of the Armenian Genocide, we look forward
to working with the caucus co-chairs to advance our mutually shared goals,’
stated Assembly Executive Director Bryan Ardouny.

`I am pleased to welcome Congressman Dold as Co-Chair of the Armenian
Caucus for the 114th Congress,’ stated Congressman Pallone. `He has been an
outspoken leader on congressional recognition of the Armenian Genocide, and
has consistently fought to advance the U.S. relationship with both Armenia
and the Nagorno Karabakh Republic. I look forward to working with him to
achieve our goals and observe one hundred years since the Armenian
Genocide,’ said Congressman Pallone.

`It is an honor to Co-Chair the Congressional Armenian Caucus with
Congressman Pallone,’ stated Congressman Dold. `I am eager to strengthen
the U.S.-Armenia relationship and work with my colleagues in Congress to
promote human rights, shine a spotlight on genocide denial, and highlight
the added importance of passing the Armenian Genocide resolution on this
centennial anniversary,’ said Congressman Dold.

The Congressional Caucus on Armenian Issues was founded in 1995 by Rep.
Pallone and former Congressman John Porter (R-IL), who held Dold’s seat
from 1980 -2001. The Armenian Caucus serves as a platform for Members of
Congress to advocate for issues relating to Armenia and as a mechanism to
educate their colleagues about this important U.S. ally. This year will
mark the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, when one and a half
million Armenians were systematically slaughtered by the Ottoman Turkish
government between 1915 and 1923.

Established in 1972, the Armenian Assembly of America is the largest
Washington-based nationwide organization promoting public understanding and
awareness of Armenian issues. The Assembly is a non-partisan, 501(c)(3)
tax-exempt membership organization.

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January 30, 2015

PRESS RELEASE
Institute of Armenian Studies
Salpi Ghazarian, Director
University of Southern California
Taper Hall of Humanities, Suite 252
Los Angeles, California 90089-4015
Tel: 213-821-3943
Email: [email protected]

ARMENIANS, TURKS AND SPORTS IN THE LATE OTTOMAN EMPIRE

Murat C. Yildiz, Ph.D. Candidate, UCLA, will be a guest lecturer of
the USC Institute of Armenian Studies as part of “Colloquium In
Armenian Studies: Social And Cultural Issue” course with Prof. Richard
Antaramian on Monday, February 2, 2015, 4-6 p.m. at USC main campus,
VKC 207.

Entitled “Armenians, Turks and Sports in the Late Ottoman Empire”,
Yildiz will speak about sports culture and the relationship between
young men from different communities.

The event will be live streamed at:

Directions and parking information:

We advise guests to park in Parking Structure D, which is located on
the corner of Jefferson and Figueroa (across from the Shrine). See
attached map for the location of the event at VKC (Von KleinSmid
Center.)

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About the Institute
Established in 2005, the USC Institute of Armenian Studies supports
multidisciplinary scholarship to re-define, explore and study the
complex issues that make up the contemporary Armenian experience –
from post-Genocide to the developing Republic of Armenia to the
evolving Diaspora. The institute encourages research, publications and
public service, and benefits from communication technologies that link
together the global academic and Armenian communities.

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Le Temps, La Suisse
29 janv 2015

Les juges de Strasbourg une nouvelle fois confrontés au génocide
arménien et à ceux qui le nient

Denis Masmejan

Devant les juges de la Cour européenne des droits de l’homme, la
Suisse se défend d’avoir violé la liberté d’expression en condamnant
le nationaliste turc Dogu Perinçek et les propos par lesquels il niait
l’existence d’un génocide des Arméniens

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