Topic: Artsakh Armenian refugees
YEREVAN — Karabakh Armenians have sent 600 applications to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) on the grounds of Azerbaijan’s seizure of property of Karabakh people. The former Karabakh[...]
YEREVAN — On May 29 Karabakh (Artsakh) lawyers gathered at their office in Yerevan, where they explained the procedure by which Karabakh Armenians with Armenian code 070 passports and citizenship[...]
SVARANTS, Armenia — On a recent Sunday morning, a woman receives a blessing from a priest at the Tatev Monastery, the walls echoing with the Surb Surb hymn. Someone else[...]
TEGH, Armenia — The village of Tegh, in the municipality of the same name, in Syunik Province, feels cut off not only from Armenia but from the entire world. Public[...]
BELMONT, Mass. — The National Association for Armenian Studies and Research (NAASR) will host a webinar with Antranig Kasbarian and Gegham Stepanyan titled “Demography, Politics, Resettlement: Artsakh’s Refugees in Armenia[...]
An update issued by UNICEF highlights concern about access to education in Armenia for refugee children from Nagorno Karabakh. The UN agency’s latest Armenia Humanitarian Situation Report notes that out[...]
By Ani Avetisyan The Armenian government has announced it is scaling back a program that provides housing subsidies to refugees from Nagorno-Karabakh, casting the decision as a move to promote[...]
YEREVAN — Accomplishing mental balance and inner peace is much more challenging when navigating historical trauma, which passes through generations, over and over in a vicious circle. In order to[...]
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — An art and food event modeled after the Vernissage outdoor marketplace in Yerevan and organized by the Holy Trinity Church Armenian Church Youth Organization of America (ACYOA)[...]
“You can endlessly gaze at 3 things: fire, a flowing river and how the symbols of Armenian terrorism are being demolished in the Karabakh. Structures erected by the separatist regime[...]