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Khatchig Mouradian is the editor of the Armenian Weekly, the program coordinator of the Armenian Genocide Program at Rutgers University, and a PhD candidate in Holocaust and Genocide Studies at Clark University. He has lectured extensively and participated in academic conferences in Armenia, Austria, Cyprus, Lebanon, Norway, Switzerland, Syria, Turkey, and across the U.S. Write to him: editor@armenianweekly.com. Follow him on Twitter: http://twitter.com/khatcho Contact: Twitter | More Posts

The Armenian Weekly Releases PDF of April 2013 Magazine

May 15, 2013 // 1 Comment

Editor’s Desk: Heritage, Memory, and Justice (Download full PDF of magazine here) In 1929, the Armenian author Hamasdegh made a pilgrimage to the Syrian desert of Der Zor, which he called “that immense graveyard of our martyrs.” Describing what he saw, he wrote, “It was …

School for Syrian-Armenian Kids Forges Ahead in Yerevan

March 4, 2013 // 11 Comments

YEREVAN (A.W.)—More than 300 Syrian-Armenian children who fled Aleppo in recent months are now studying at a school in Yerevan, and following the Syrian curriculum. Children getting ready for class after recess (Photo by Khatchig Mouradian) Operating since 2012, the Giligian School (grades 1 to …

‘I Woke up in a New Armenia Today’

February 19, 2013 // 43 Comments

An Interview with Lilit Galstian Armenian Weekly editor Khatchig Mouradian sat down in Yerevan today (Feb. 19) with political commentator, former parliamentarian, and Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF) member Lilit Galstian, to discuss the presidential election held yesterday. Excerpts. Lilit Galstian (Photo by Khatchig Mouradian, The …

Mouradian Delivers Talk on Genocide Justice in Ankara (Full Text)

January 20, 2013 // 30 Comments

ANKARA, Turkey (A.W.)–On Jan. 19, Armenian Weekly Editor Khatchig Mouradian delivered a talk in Ankara, in Turkish, on justice for the Armenian Genocide during a panel discussion held in memory of Hrant Dink. Mouradian delivering his talk in Ankara. Below is the English version of …

Tomorrow May Be Too Late! An Interview with Harut Sassounian

November 15, 2012 // 20 Comments

Armenian Weekly editor Khatchig Mouradian conducted the following brief interview with Weekly columnist Harut Sassounian last week. Sassounian: While it is true that some efforts are being made by Armenia and the diaspora to assist Syrian-Armenians, I believe that those efforts are too little and …

Of Hunger Strikes and Role Models: An Interview with Bilgin Ayata

November 5, 2012 // 4 Comments

Hundreds of Kurdish political prisoners in Turkey have been on a hunger strike for 56 days. On Nov. 4, the Armenian Weekly editor conducted an interview with Bilgin Ayata about the reaction the hunger strike in Turkish prisons is receiving and the demands of the …

Akhtamar: A Photographic Journey

October 20, 2012 // 16 Comments

The Armenian Weekly features below a series of photographs from the Sourp Khatch (Holy Cross) Church on Akhtamar Island in Van, taken by the Weekly Editor during a recent trip to the area. Click here for more articles and photographs from the Editor’s trips to …

A Turk, a Kurd, and an Armenian Walk into a Church

October 18, 2012 // 104 Comments

We park the car near Lake Van and start our long hike towards the side of a hill where the ruins of a medieval Armenian monastery await us. It is a long hike over uneven surfaces thoroughly sprinkled with dry manure. We had met the …

The Axe Effect: Thousands Protest in Front of Hungarian Parliament (Update)

September 4, 2012 // 28 Comments

Dozens of Demonstrations Planned Worldwide BUDAPEST, Hungary (A.W.)—Thousands of Hungarians gathered in front of the parliament building in Budapest on Sept. 4 to express outrage at their government’s decision to extradite axe-murderer Safarov to his home country Azerbaijan, where he received a hero’s welcome, was …