— H.Res.354 Calls for Perpetrators to be Charged and Prosecuted Under US Law; Waiver of Immunity of any Turkish Security Detail Engaged in Assault WASHINGTON, DC – On May 25th,
(ASBAREZ) WASHINGTON—The budget unveiled Monday by the Trump administration will see a drastic 70 percent–69.6 percent–cut in aid to Armenia over the fiscal year 2017 budget, which allocated $22.4 million
— 29 U.S. Representatives Press Secretary Tillerson to Take Decisive Action against Ankara WASHINGTON, DC – Congressional uproar over the May 16th brutal beating of peaceful American protesters in Washington,
Contact President Trump and Secretary Tillerson Now! Demand the immediate expulsion of Turkey’s Ambassador as demonstration of American outrage against the brutal May 16th attack
— Social Networks, Congressional Condemnations, Criminal Investigations, and Major Media Interest Drive Unprecedented American Criticism of Turkish Government WASHINGTON, DC – Congressional outrage over Turkey President Recep Erdogan security
Austin, TX — The Texas House of Representatives passed House Resolution 191, titled “Recognizing the Armenian genocide,” today, thus making The Lone Star State the 46th state in the USA
— State Department Offers “Weak and Ineffective” Response WASHINGTON, DC – Attacks by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s security detail against peaceful human rights protesters
(ARMENIAN WEEKLY) WASHINGTON—A group of peaceful demonstrators protesting Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s official visit to the United States, were attacked by pro-Erdogan groups at the Sheridan Circle near the
WASHINGTON, DC – Sixty-two Members of Congress have sent a letter pressing President Trump to prioritize democracy and human rights during Tuesday’s White House meeting with Turkish President Erdogan. Citing
The following op-ed was submitted to the Washington Examiner by Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) Executive Director Aram Hamparian, in response to Alexander Murinson’s May 9 article “With Russia
