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TURKISH DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER WILL BE CALLED ON THE FIRST GENOCIDE OF THE 20TH CENTURY, THE CONTINUED OCCUPATION OF WESTERN ARMENIA AND OVER 1/3 OF CYPRUS
by David Stepanyan
http://www.arminfo.am/index.cfm?objectid=689FCDA0-370E-11E3-AF7A0EB7C0D21663
Thursday, October 17, 13:27
On Monday, October 21, Ali Babacan, Deputy Prime Minister of Turkey,
will speak to the Los Angeles World Affairs Council about Turkey's
economic and foreign policy, including the US-Turkey business relations
and the future of economic investment in the region, Asbarez.com said.
A protest rally will be held at the Intercontinental Hotel in Century
City, where Babacan will be addressing the World Affairs Council.
Protest the Representative of the government responsible for the
first genocide of the 20th Century and the continued occupation of
Western Armenia and over 1/3 of Cyprus, the source reports.
Genocide of Armenians has been recognized by most of the United States
as well as by many countries, including Canada, Argentina, Switzerland,
Uruguay, Russia, Belgium, France, Poland, Slovakia, the Netherlands,
Greece, Cyprus, Vatican, Sweden, Lithuania.. The European Parliament
passed a resolution recognizing the fact of Armenian Genocide in the
Ottoman Turkey on June 18 1987 and demanded the Council of Europe
to exert pressure on Turkey in order that country recognizes the
Armenian Genocide. Turkey still denies the genocide of 1,5 million
Armenians in 1915-1923.
by David Stepanyan
http://www.arminfo.am/index.cfm?objectid=689FCDA0-370E-11E3-AF7A0EB7C0D21663
Thursday, October 17, 13:27
On Monday, October 21, Ali Babacan, Deputy Prime Minister of Turkey,
will speak to the Los Angeles World Affairs Council about Turkey's
economic and foreign policy, including the US-Turkey business relations
and the future of economic investment in the region, Asbarez.com said.
A protest rally will be held at the Intercontinental Hotel in Century
City, where Babacan will be addressing the World Affairs Council.
Protest the Representative of the government responsible for the
first genocide of the 20th Century and the continued occupation of
Western Armenia and over 1/3 of Cyprus, the source reports.
Genocide of Armenians has been recognized by most of the United States
as well as by many countries, including Canada, Argentina, Switzerland,
Uruguay, Russia, Belgium, France, Poland, Slovakia, the Netherlands,
Greece, Cyprus, Vatican, Sweden, Lithuania.. The European Parliament
passed a resolution recognizing the fact of Armenian Genocide in the
Ottoman Turkey on June 18 1987 and demanded the Council of Europe
to exert pressure on Turkey in order that country recognizes the
Armenian Genocide. Turkey still denies the genocide of 1,5 million
Armenians in 1915-1923.