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Confronting the Yazidi Genocide

Aren TorikianAugust 27, 2014Last Updated: August 27, 2014

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Margadeh, Syria in 2005 (Photo by Alexandra Avakian)

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Thousands of people leaving their ancestral homeland. Women and children being kidnapped, raped, and sold as slaves. Men slaughtered by the dozens.

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Aren TorikianAugust 27, 2014Last Updated: August 27, 2014

1 6 minutes read

Aren Torikian

Originally from Beirut, Lebanon, Aren Torikian has lived in Lexington, Massachusetts for most of his life. A student at Tufts University, Aren intends to study history and economics. He is currently interning at the Armenian Weekly, as part of the Armenian Students’ Association of America (ASA) internship in journalism program.He is a member of the Greater Boston chapter of the Armenian Youth Federation, and enjoys watching re-runs, namely of Scrubs and The Office.

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movses movsesian says:

August 27, 2014 at 5:04 pm

The “world” must come together and TOTALLy destroy IS leaving nothing to identify IS for it’s future re-establishment. This must be completed immediately for the world to survive. Movses Movsesian, son of a Armenian survivor of the 1915 genocide from Kharpert.

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