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Diyarbakir Armenians Celebrate Easter Under Lockdown

April 12, 2020 Weekly Staff 1

DIYARBAKIR, Turkey—Armenians in Diyarbakir celebrated Easter at home today amid the coronavirus lockdown, continuing—at a distance—a tradition that has brought community members together in recent years. Dara Melike Günal celebrated Easter at home with her […]

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Word Atrocities: Of Little Phrases and Great Crimes

September 27, 2013 Vartan Matiossian 2

Like the genocide of the Armenians before it, and the genocide of the Cambodians which followed it—and like too many other such persecutions of too many other peoples—the lessons of the Holocaust must never be […]

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Bizarre Court Verdict: French-Armenian Guilty of Defaming Turkish Denialist

March 12, 2013 Harut Sassounian 49

The Empire Strikes Back, not in a science fiction movie, but in a French court! For several years, the French-Armenian community has been trying to pass a law to penalize Armenian Genocide denial, similar to […]

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Groundbreaking Conference Confronts Genocide in Diyarbakir

November 13, 2011 Dr. Khatchig Mouradian 60

DIYARBAKIR, Turkey (A.W.)—The city that only a few weeks ago hosted several thousand Armenians during the opening of the Surp Giragos Church is squarely confronting its past again this weekend. From Nov. 11-13, Diyarbakir hosted […]

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Not Even a Handshake: Erdogan Spins ‘Freakish’ Debacle in Kars

January 27, 2011 Nanore Barsoumian 8

A giant 100-foot-long stone statue, located in Kars, Turkey, about 30 miles from the Armenian border, rubbed Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan the wrong way earlier this month, and is now caught in the […]

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Detailed Report: The Mass in Akhtamar, and What’s Next

September 30, 2010 Harout Ekmanian 31

VAN (A.W.)–“Victory is in the realization of mad men’s dream…” This, written in big Armenian letters along with a photo of Akhtamar Island’s Holy Cross Church, ran on the front page of the local daily […]

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Mouradian: Decoding Turkey’s ‘Yes’ to Constitutional Amendments

September 15, 2010 Dr. Khatchig Mouradian 9

Journalists, political analysts, historians, and activists discuss the implications of the vote with the Armenian Weekly. On Sept. 12, Turkey voted in favor of constitutional amendments that could usher in an array of reforms and […]

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Gunaysu: Silenced but Resilient: A Groundbreaking Panel Discussion in Istanbul

August 3, 2010 Ayse Gunaysu 31

It was an unusually hot and very exciting day. It would be the first time that critics of Turkish intellectuals’ discourse about the “Armenian issue” would voice their arguments at a public meeting in Turkey, […]

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Ismail Besikci Is Being Tried Once More

July 14, 2010 Weekly Staff 4

The following is a statement issued by the Ankara Freedom of Thought Initiative (AFTI) in support of Ismail Besikci, recently accused of ‘PKK propaganda’ by the attorney general in Istanbul, Turkey, for words he wrote […]

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Minutes of Ankara Symposium on Genocide, Consequences

May 5, 2010 Weekly Staff 1

ANKARA, Turkey (A.W.)—On April 24, as genocide commemoration events were being held one after the other in different locations in Istanbul, a groundbreaking two-day symposium on the Armenian Genocide began at the Princess Hotel in […]

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