Urge State and Treasury Departments to Use Global Magnitsky Act to Hold Azerbaijan Accountable for Gross Human Rights Violations A bi-partisan group of ninety-six U.S. Senate and House members have
Australia’s Shadow Foreign Affairs Minister, Simon Birmingham has publicly called for immediate action from Canberra and “emergency funding and expertise” to help alleviate the humanitarian crisis on the ground in
On Monday, 25th September 2023, the seven members of the Australian Parliamentary Delegation to the Republic of Armenia participated in meetings with government and political representatives to discuss the ongoing
Briefing Features Eye-Witness, On-the-Ground Report on the Impact of Azerbaijan’s Genocide against Artsakh The brutal impact of Azerbaijan’s ongoing ethnic cleansing of the 120,000 Armenian Christians from Nagorno Karabakh (Artsakh)
The Armenian National Committee of Australia (ANC-AU), which is leading a delegation of New South Wales and Victorian state parliamentarians to the Republic of Armenia, has updated its schedule to ensure the
The first day of the Armenian National Committee of Australia’s (ANC-AU) Australian Parliamentary Delegation to the Republic of Armenia has officially kicked off with a sombre visit to the Yerablur
A record number of seven Australian Parliamentarians from the New South Wales and Victorian Parliaments will participate in the third Australian Parliamentary Delegation to the Republic of Armenia led by
Introduces Sanctions Act Revoking the President’s Authority to Waive Section 907, Providing Direct U.S. Aid to Artsakh Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Menendez introduced legislation today to revoke the
Over 40 U.S. Representatives Ask Biden Administration to Act: “This moment could be the final opportunity to save these people and prevent full-scale ethnic cleansing. Do not waste it.” A
Honourable President, Dear Mr. Michel, After using starvation and deprivation of basic necessities as a tool of ethnic cleansing against the indigenous Armenian population of Nagorno Karabakh/Artsakh for nine months,
