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  • Int'l Conference on Genocide Issues To Be Held in Yerevan Apr. 20-21

    INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON GENOCIDE ISSUES TO BE HELD IN YEREVAN ON
    APRIL 20-21

    YEREVAN, APRIL 15, NOYAN TAPAN. An international conference,
    "Ultimate Crime, Ultimate Challenge. Human Rights and Genocide", will
    be held in Yerevan on April 20-21. According to the press service of
    the State Commission for the Commemoration of the 90th Anniversary of
    the Armenian Genocide, the RA President Robert Kocharian and
    Catholicos of All Armenians Karekin II will make opening addresses.

    Former President of the Republic of Poland, Nobel Peace Laureate Lech
    Walesa will deliver a special address, while RA Prime Minister
    Andranik Margarian and President of the Nagorno Karabakh Republic
    Arkady Ghukasian - opening remarks. Speeches will be made by
    well-known scientists, experts, officilas and statesmen from 20
    countries. The conference will be attended by a number of specialists
    from Turkey and Israel, including Executive Director of Institute on
    the Holocaust and Genocide Israel W. Charny (Jerusalem), a former
    Israeli minister, member of the Knesset Yossi Sarid, Professor of
    Minnesota-Twin City University Taner Akcam, Professor of Ankara's
    Bilgi University Murat Belge and others. UN high-ranking officials, as
    well as the Diasporan Armenian scientists will make reports. The title
    of the conference "Ultimate Crime. Ultimate Challenge" explains its
    purpose - to attempt to understand once more the nature of such an
    ultimate crime as genocide, expore its origins, work out formulas for
    its prevention and counteraction, while the ultimate challange is the
    search of ways to overcome the past. The conference will be broadcast
    live by the program New Alik of Public Television and can be watched
    by satellite in Europe, America, Russia and the Middle East.

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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