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Artsakh

Over 150 parties, public organizations, media outlets and local leaders from Artsakh have collectively signed an appeal to the international community, highlighting their adamant stance against relinquishing their sovereign rights to an external state and citing their forced displacement due to ongoing threats and genocidal actions. This appeal coincided with the Day of the Referendum on Independence, the Constitution Day of the Republic of Artsakh, and the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. They reaffirmed the legitimate establishment of the Nagorno Karabakh Republic (NKR) and urged international intervention to safeguard their population from aggressive policies. Additionally, the statement outlined specific terms for the safe return of Armenians to Artsakh while calling upon global entities to uphold principles of self-determination and human rights in resolving the conflict.

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Hoory Minoyan

Hoory Minoyan was an active member of the Armenian community in Los Angeles until she moved to Armenia prior to the 44-day war. She graduated with a master's in International Affairs from Boston University, where she was also the recipient of the William R. Keylor Travel Grant. The research and interviews she conducted while in Armenia later became the foundation of her Master’s thesis, “Shaping Identity Through Conflict: The Armenian Experience.” Hoory continues to follow her passion for research and writing by contributing to the Armenian Weekly.
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