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Analysis | 20.07.10 | 16:15

Twenty-One Years Later: What happened to “Self-Determination”?

By Aris Ghazinyan
ArmeniaNow reporter
Twenty-one years ago this week the Foreign Affairs Committee of the US Senate passed a Resolution on “US assistance to the peaceful settlement of the Nagorno Karabakh issue in accordance with the people’s will of Soviet Armenia”.

The document was calling on Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev to “discuss the demand for reunification with Armenia with representatives of Nagorno Karabakh as well as representatives of the democratic movement (including members of Karabakh Committee recently released from confinement)”.

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Antranig Pasha (unverified)
20.07.2010 15:04
There's a wealth of information regarding our RIGHTS which our 'leaders' are ignoring (for obvious reasons). The turks are winning the information war and the diaspora isn't doing its job.
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