Plenary will feature Noam Chomsky, David Barsamian
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—The Armenians and Progressive Politics (APP) conference returns to the Boston area this year with the theme, “The Road to Justice.” With discussions on Turkish politics, the media, Turkish-Armenian relations, and reparations, the conference will be held on Fri., Sept. 26, and Sat., Sept. 27, at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge.
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Good Job!
Re your APP conference on progressive Armenian politics.To take into consideration and create follow ups on this issue within the international organizations: UN Security Council, General Assembly, Council of Human Rights, where the “Armenian cause”, including genocide denial, is confronted to the violent attitrudes and interventions of Azeri and Trkish delegations re territorial integrity and negationism, respectively. A civil society representation – (an NGO)present and intervening- submitting written statements, etc. – is imminently important to launch an action-oriented move, with an eventual request for the setting up of international tribunal on the Armenian case. Bi and multlateral efforts having so far failed. My articles on the Web under my name. will forward you my last one in english. And I would have liked to assist to the Sept. APP conference. aline dedeyan UN/Geneva adedeyan@yahoo.com.