Tuesday, April 23 2024 14:36

ArmInfo. "As we approach the next anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, we are faced with new  ontological challenges. Today, more than ever, it is necessary to restore the protection of our inalienable rights" reads a statement by the Hay Dat Bureau.

It is noted that in the last few years, hostile attacks by the  Turkish-Azerbaijani tandem against Armenia and the Armenian people  have acquired new impetus.

"It is obvious that one of the consistently dictated preconditions is  also the requirement to abandon international recognition of the fact  of genocide.

Representatives of the Armenian government have already openly begun  to promote Turkish denial approaches. The other day, statements were  made regarding the genocide committed by Ottoman Turkey against the  Armenian people, which until today were put forward only by official  Ankara and are exclusively Turkish theses. This position of the  "Civil Contract" authorities is an intolerant step aimed at casting  doubt on the fact of the Armenian Genocide.

In turn, the political leader of the country characterizes the  Genocide committed against its own people as "Metz Yeghern" (Great  Massacre), actually rejecting the legal and political assessment,  which was confirmed by Armenian and foreign historians and  researchers of the genocide and was accepted and condemned by the UN  Commission on Rights human rights and a number of other international  organizations, courts of many countries, including parliaments and  governments and heads of state of superpowers," the statement further  reads. 

"Hay Dat" added that in the same context, an attempt is being made to  contrast historical and real Armenia, our past and present, the  Motherland and the state.

"It is obvious that such denial on the part of the ruling force is a  consistent continuation of the adopted policy of concessions to  Turkish-Azerbaijani coercion. And such behavior of the current  authorities of the Republic of Armenia, which is supposedly aimed at  normalizing relations with Azerbaijan and Turkey and achieving peace,  will not only not contribute to the establishment of peace and  stability in the region, but will confirm the precedent of resolving  issues by force or the threat of force, which is contrary to  international law.

It is noteworthy that this reprehensible policy is being carried out  in a context where the Ankara-Baku axis has committed genocide  against the Armenian population of Artsakh and subjected Artsakh to  ethnic cleansing. At this very moment, Azerbaijan continues cultural  genocide in Artsakh in the same style with which Turkey has been  erasing Armenian traces in Western Armenia for decades.

However, there is no doubt that the Armenian people, both in Armenia  and in the Diaspora world, are firmly in possession of their just  rights, and no government in Armenia has the right to deny these  rights," the statement further reads.