1915 Armenian Genocide

We ask for everyone to take notice of autocratic regimes attacking Armenians with impunity.

As a global proponent of human rights, the lynchpin of the rules-based international order and home of up to 3 million Americans of Greek origin, the U.S. should commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Asia Minor Catastrophe on Sept. 14, 2022, and recognize the Greek genocide.

He ripped out the restaurant's computer terminals, smashed glassware, threw chairs and said, "We came to kill you! We will kill you!"

It is time President Joe Biden recognize the genocide of the Armenian, Assyrian and Greek people.

What it would mean for the United States to officially recognize the Armenian genocide as the historic fact that it is?

Governments must call genocide by its ugly name. Recognition is the first step in healing communities affected by genocide.

The attempted ethnic cleansing in 1915 of Armenians, the world's first Christian nation, is one of the darkest chapters in history.

President Joe Biden could write an important chapter in American history.

Whether it is on the campaign trail in search of votes or holding fundraisers, candidates from George W. Bush to Barack Obama have all promised to recognize the Armenian genocide as president.

Francis angers Turkey again by labeling 1915 killings as genocide.

There is little debate among scholars that the events of 1915 constitute genocide. Politicians skirt the term for other reasons.

Clinton Used the G-Word as Senator but Not as Secretary of State.

Today, Armenia will commemorate the 100th anniversary of the genocide.

Exiled survivors of the Armenian slaughter are being welcomed in Turkey.

The band's first ever show in Armenia will commemorate 100 years since the genocide.

The Ottoman Empire annihilated 1.5 million of it Armenian citizens, and took family stories.

Germany joins other nations in using the term condemned by Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan.

The "tragic events that took place in 1915-1917 against the Armenians ... represent a genocide."

Pope calls the massacre of up to 1.5 million Armenians 100 years ago "the first genocide of the 20th century," prompting Turkey to accuse him of inciting hatred.

All the band members are Armenian Americans, and this year marks the 100th anniversary of the genocide.

Turkey accepts that many Armenians died in clashes, but denies that this constituted an act of genocide