Reflections

Reflections from Goris

Sitting on the four-hour marshrutka ride from Sasuntsi Davit metro station in Armenia’s capital Yerevan to the border town Goris, I didn’t know what to expect. Just one day earlier, refugees had started arriving from Artsakh. When we stopped at a food court in Yeghegnadzor, halfway between Goris and Yerevan, I quickly realized it was full of Artsakhtsi refugees. One asked my friend and I if we were from Artsakh as well. We replied that we were not but were on our way to Goris – not knowing what else to say in the moment to console him.

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Lori Yeni-Komshian, Esq.

Lori Yeni-Komshian received her Juris Doctorate degree from the University of California, Hastings College of the Law (now UC Law San Francisco) and her bachelor's in international studies-political science from the University of California, San Diego. Yeni-Komshian is licensed to practice law in California.

2 Comments

  1. Thank you Lori for leaping to join the effort in Goris and for sharing your experience that we collectively must remain engaged and productive. Together, we are stronger.

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