28 04 2008 - Commemoration of 93rd Anniversary of the Genocide of Armenians in Istanbul

Ayse Genaysu, Human Rights Activist, Istanbul, Turkey
This was the first time April 24 was commemorated in Istanbul at a public meeting.

A tribute to Vartan Oskanian
Avedis Kevorkian, Philadelphia PA
Armenia's new foreign minister has a very large pair of shoes to fill.

An Accident, A Tragedy
Dikran Abrahamian BA MD, Ontario, Canada
When a motor vehicle accident which appeared so straightforward to the owner causing the accident did end up in an unexpected not guilty verdict, how could a societal tragedy that had seismic impacts be described in simple terms of a villain and a victim?

Tribute to Ambassador John Evans
Berge Minassian MD CM FRCP(C) Toronto, Ontario
We hate each other so much that we are able to hate each other on April 24

Will We Ever Learn
Avedis Kevorkian Philadelphia PA
Armenians being superior to all others know everything and, therefore, are not capable of learning from others.

Laying Out The Bare Bones of Genocide
Alan Whitehorn PhD, Kingston, Ontario
While genocide is an ancient crime, it is a pressing global concern. The past can serve as a warning. We must not shove aside the evidence. We need to be solemn witnesses to the bones of countless victims.

Democratic Imperialism: Tibet, China and the National Endowment for Democracy Michael Baker, doctoral candidate at Griffith University, Australia
Tibet should first and foremost cast a critical eye over the antidemocratic funders of many of the Tibetan groups.

It's Time for a Sincere Dialogue (In Armenian)
Minas Kojayan PhD, Van Nuys, California

Dikran Abrhamian