— Republican Presidential candidate, who failed to stop Azerbaijan’s 2020 attacks on Artsakh, pledges to “protect persecuted Christians” and “restore PEACE between Armenia and Azerbaijan.” Republican Presidential Candidate Donald J.
Releases Merit-Based Legislative Report Cards Rating over Forty Pro-Armenian Metrics As a public service for Armenian and allied voters, the Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) today rolled out its
Rep. Frank Pallone and Sen. Markey Lead Congressional Letter Calling on the Administration to Prioritize Human Rights at COP29 Sixty members of the U.S. Congress have signed a bipartisan, bicameral
On Wednesday, 25 September at 5:30pm, the NSW Legislative Council debated and unanimously adopted the Notice of Motion tabled by the Hon. Susan Carter MLC, reported the Armenian National Committee
ANCA Discusses Azerbaijan Accountability Efforts with Senator Gary Peters – Enforcement of Section 907 and Magnitsky Sanctions Essential to U.S. Response to Azerbaijan’s Genocidal Aggression Against Artsakh WASHINGTON, DC –
The Joint Justice Initiative (JJI) has welcomed the final History Syllabus for Years 7 to 10, released by the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA), which includes the mandatory study of
Voices Support – but Fails to Take Action – for the Right of Armenians to Return to Artsakh – Democratic Presidential Candidate Kamala Harris expressed support for the “right for
ANCA Program Features Bipartisan Congressional Calls for Azerbaijani Accountability U.S. lawmakers, Armenian community advocates, coalition partners, and Artsakh Genocide survivors gathered on Capitol Hill at the Armenian National Committee of
(OTTAWA – September 19, 2024) Today, the Armenian National Committee of Canada issued the following statement in commemoration of the first-year anniversary of Azerbaijan’s genocidal aggression against the Republic of
September 19 marks the anniversary of the genocide committed by Azerbaijan against the Armenians of Artsakh. From September 2020 to September 2023, Azerbaijan’s blockade of Artsakh, then siege, then terrorist
