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Czech Parliament Approves Armenian Genocide Resolution
PRAGUE, Czech Republic (A.W.)— The Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic—the lower house of the Czech Parliament—unanimously approved a resolution on April 25, condemning the Armenian Genocide as well as the genocide other religious and national minorities in the Ottoman Empire during WWI.
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It is a Resolution, not a law. So upper chamber and president are not necessarily. Resolution was approved, that’s all.
The title should be that the lower house of the parliament approves an armenian genocide resolution. People living in the UK may become confused with the present title as there is only one parliament in the UK which comprises of the House of Commons and the house of lords. Thus the titles must be more specific.