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Genocide | 23.04.10 | 15:28

HR252: What is the status of recognition resolution?

By Gayane Abrahamyan
ArmeniaNow reporter
The decision by President Serzh Sargsyan this week to suspend the ratification of the Armenian-Turkish protocols in parliament, according to certain predictions, will breathe new life into discussions around US House Resolution 252 on the Armenian Genocide.

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Anony (unverified)
16.06.2010 09:16
Hi dear, How are you today? just thinking of you. Those who have their religion, must only practice their religion on their own! When they sin,they must bring them to their own religion to be discipline. Then you can watch that one punished for violating outsiders ,which brought shame to your Kingdom. And, if my religion deceived me, then they must be punished by the God of creation! In this manner it is a good way for us to have freedom of religion! My comment!
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Fact keeper (unverified)
25.04.2010 14:22
This is not a resolution, only truth. Armenian people should awake...
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