Cyprus Parliament Renews Calls for Armenian Genocide Recognition on 111th Anniversary

The Cyprus Parliament marked the 111th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, with House speaker Annita Demetriou renewing calls for international recognition and stating that "the Armenian tragedy remains unjust to this day."

2 Apr, 16:12 — 2 Apr, 16:12

Post Share

Sources

Showing 1 of 1 sources

cyprus-mail153d ago

Cyprus marks Armenian Genocide anniversary with renewed calls for recognition

Parliament renewed calls on Thursday for international recognition of the Armenian Genocide as MPs marked its 111th anniversary in parliament. House speaker Annita Demetriou informed the plenary that “the Armenian tragedy remains unjust to this day”, pointing to continued Turkish denial. “Turkey not only refuses to recognise the genocide but continues its expansionist policy to […]

Read full article →

Cyprus Parliament Renews Calls for Armenian Genocide Recognition on 111th Anniversary

Sources

Cyprus marks Armenian Genocide anniversary with renewed calls for recognition

Related Stories

Carla Jeffery, Star of ‘Zombies’ and ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm,’ Dies at 33

Venice Film Festival Opens With Clooney’s Lifetime Award and ‘Ink’ Premiere

Elliot Page Says No Acting Offers Since 'The Odyssey', Cites Transition as Possible Factor

Official Cause of Tim Curry’s Death Revealed as Coronary Disease