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It is interesting that Nikol Pashinyan's bilograms on the Armenian Genocide were thinking about the Chairman of the NA Committee on State and Legal Affairs Vladimir Vardanyan.
Who doesn't know, say that V. In 2000, Vardanyan graduated from YSU Faculty of Law and entered the postgraduate course of the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute of NAS RA. Since 2015, he has been the coordinator of the "Armenian Genocide Legal Affairs" scientific-analytical center under the Council of Lawyers, and since 2018, a member of the Board of Trustees of the Institute for the Armenian Genocide Museum.
He is a member of the International Association of Genocide Scholars. He has hundreds of speeches and works on the Armenian Genocide. For example, the "Problems of Recognition of the Armenian Genocide Recognition, Condemnation and Consequences" has written and published in 2017, where he spoke about Turkey's responsibility. In recent years, he gave a large number of interviews to talk about Turkey's "international legal responsibility."
For example, in 2019, he "highlighted the organization's efforts to recognize the Armenian Genocide in 2019," as it is based on the genocide, against which it is important to fight for a daily struggle. Vardanyan noted that "the recognition of the Genocide and the opposition to the Turkish people will build a fair and democratic state for the Turkish people, in the 21st century it is impossible to live with a calm conscience without being facing one's own history."
With great enthusiasm, in 2016, he welcomed the decision of the Bundestag to recognize the Genocide, and the plan of such a bill in France.
2021 On August 9, he said: "The road I have chosen at the age of 14-15, I will continue to implement. I am a leader in the recognition of the Armenian Genocide. "
And in April 2024, our delegation to the Council of Europe, headed by Vardanyan, led by Vardanyan, on the opening of the PACE session in Strasbourg, after which he was set up.
The chairman of the NA Committee-Legal Affairs Committee wrote:
"The ironous consequences of this crime against humanity, even 108 years later, are inseparable from the fate of every Armenian family. The prevention of genocide, not repeating such atrocities should become one of the most important directions of each of us. Nothing is forgotten, no one has been forgotten. Geneces have no excuse, no forgetfulness, no oldness. "
"The Armenian Genocide is seen as a crime against international law and is not considered as part of the development of bilateral relations," said Vladimir Vardanyan told Armenia Today.
We would like to listen to Vladimir Vardanyan's opinion today. What does he think about his or her leader in Switzerland? He also thinks that we must "return" to the topic of the Genocide and understand what happened and how to put the topic of the Armenian Genocide into circulation. He also has such issues, as the leader of the CPF, why "in 1939 there was no agenda of the Armenian Genocide, and how it appeared in 1950 the Armenian Genocide agenda."
