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Nanore Barsoumian

Nanore Barsoumian

Nanore Barsoumian was the editor of the Armenian Weekly from 2014 to 2016. She served as assistant editor of the Armenian Weekly from 2010 to 2014. Her writings focus on human rights, politics, poverty, and environmental and gender issues. She has reported from Armenia, Nagorno-Karabagh, Javakhk and Turkey. She earned her B.A. degree in Political Science and English and her M.A. in Conflict Resolution from the University of Massachusetts (Boston).
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  1. An interesting timing for an interview on New Years day, one real fact is missing, i think she should add on her future False statement list WHERE IS TURKYS ROLE in this conflict. clearly she is well trained pro west spoke person like so many HRW, in fact she should check the Russian statements regarding Damascus chemical weapons attacks. . .before repeating the Western allies statement blindly. . .

  2. S.L.W. names a number of countries who supply weapons to Syrian rebels, except Turkey. Is this an unintended exclusion or are we made to believe that Turkey, who is the most uitspoken patron of the rebels, refrains from supplying weapons to them?

  3. HRW should be ashamed for ignoring the fact that “unarmed protesters” came from Turkey to start the fight and that erdoghan’s mate Sudan’s Omar al-Bashir the international outlaw was never punished.

  4. Please leave Syria alone.
    The foreign elements they should stay out of Syria.
    If you are in Syria to help the Government you are welcome otherwise good bye.

  5. Anyone wishing to see how to sugar coat the activities of terrorists and divert their attention to their victims should analyze this interview and how its done.

    These imperialists and their shill organizations are not taking well the fact that the Syrians fought back and prevented their imperialistic plans of taking their actual freedoms away while preaching “freedom and democracy”.

    The favorite line of these propagandists is: “atrocities were committed by both sides” in a desperate attempt to look “balanced” and otherwise “credible”. Another favorite is (in this case Assad) “Assad is butchering his own people!” – wow, it’s been several years already, isn’t he finished wiping out all of Syria by now??

  6. In recent weeks, several Azeri terrorists have been killed in Syria. One would ask what on Earth are Azeris doing there? Turkish alqaeda terrorists makes sense: they get to kill two birds with one stone (Armenians and non-Sunnis)… but Azeris who are of the same religion as the ones that the terrorists want to eliminate? In fact it is quite funny, Azeri Shia (or should I say pseudo-Shia) fighting alongside an opposite mentality, Sunni. It is no secret why they’re there – they are there to specifically kill Armenians. What does the “Human Rights Watch” have to say?

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