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How Invented Toponyms Are Being Used to Justify the Erasure of Armenian Heritage

We at Armenophobia.org issue this statement with urgency and unwavering resolve. A dangerous global trend is unfolding: the systematic use of invented toponyms and fabricated narratives by the Republic of Azerbaijan to justify the erasure of Armenian history, identity, and cultural presence.

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Armenophobia Partners with HAYREN to Demand Sanctions on Azerbaijan

In partnership with HAYREN, Armenophobia.org is committed to addressing the ongoing violations of human rights and international laws by Azerbaijan. As part of our shared mission, we highlight two crucial reports recently submitted by HAYREN that call for action from the Canadian government.

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Decoding Armenophobia in Politics: Understanding the Impact and Resonance of Discriminatory Rhetoric
Join us for an insightful webinar on "Legal Strategies for Responding to Hate Speech and Online Harassment Targeting Armenians." In this webinar, we will delve into the challenges posed by hate speech and online harassment, particularly in the context of the Armenian community, and explore effective legal strategies to combat these issues. Our esteemed panelists, renowned experts in the field, will share their expertise, insights, and experiences, providing valuable guidance on how individuals, organizations, and communities can respond to and address hate speech and online harassment effectively. They will discuss various legal approaches, such as legislation, policies, and advocacy, as well as share practical tips for navigating these complex issues. Moderator: Fred Tatlyan, Panellists: Siranush Sahakyan, Human Rights Attorney, Former Ad Hoc Judge at the European Court of Human Rights. Kyle Matthews, the Executive Director of Montreal Institute for Genocide and Human Rights Studies at Concordia University. Karnig Kerkonian, International Lawyer and Defender of International Human Rights. Christian Mkhitaryan, Attorney and Founding and board member of the German-Armenian Lawyers' Association. This webinar aims to empower participants with knowledge and practical tools to protect individuals and communities from the harmful effects of hate speech and online harassment. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the legal frameworks, available resources, and strategies that can be employed to respond to and mitigate the impact of hate speech and online harassment. Don't miss out on this insightful event. Register now to secure your spot and join us in fostering a safer and more inclusive online environment for all. Date and time: Chicago, USA: May 30th, 10 AM CDT Montreal, Canada: May 30th, 11 AM EDT Los Angeles, USA: May 30th, 8 AM PDT Yerevan, Armenia: May 30th, 7 PM AMT Berlin, Germany: May 30th, 5 PM CET
Legal Strategies for Responding to Hate Speech and Online Harassment Targeting Armenians
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Description: Welcome to Armenophobia.org, a dedicated platform committed to combating Armenophobia and fostering unity among diverse communities. Our video introduces you to who we are, what we do, and how you can join us in making a positive change. Armenophobia.org is a grassroots initiative that aims to raise awareness about the discrimination and prejudice faced by the Armenian community worldwide. Through educational campaigns, advocacy work, and community engagement, we strive to combat negative stereotypes, promote understanding, and build bridges of solidarity. In this video, we take you on a journey through the core values and initiatives of Armenophobia.org. Discover the resources available on our website, including thought-provoking articles, educational materials, and personal stories that shed light on the challenges Armenians face. Joining Armenophobia.org is easy. Whether you're an individual, an organization, or a concerned citizen, we encourage you to become a part of our growing community. By joining us, you can contribute your unique perspective, skills, and experiences to combat Armenophobia and work towards a more inclusive and tolerant world. Together, we can make a difference. Stand up against discrimination, challenge stereotypes, and promote unity. Visit Armenophobia.org today to learn more about our mission and find out how you can get involved. Join us in creating a future where every individual, regardless of their background, is treated with dignity and respect.
Join Armenophobia.org – Combating Hate and Promoting Unity
The Azerbaijani government is relentlessly using all available resources, both financial and human, to disseminate anti-Armenian propaganda. They are controlling civil society, distributing grants to promote their hate speech towards Armenians, and even enlisting academic circles and spiritual leaders to engage in anti-Armenian campaigns. Shockingly, the government is also rewarding criminals who have committed crimes against Armenians with military and governmental awards. This propaganda and hatred towards Armenians are not only being taught in schools but also being spread through social media platforms, which are being utilized to promote hate speech. It's high time for the international community to take a stand against this vile behavior and demand an end to this dangerous propaganda.
Armenophobia in Azerbaijan
Armenophobia, the irrational fear or hatred towards Armenians, has a long and painful history. From the Armenian Genocide to recent acts of violence against Armenians around the world, this prejudice has had devastating consequences for individuals and communities. But it's not just a problem of the past. Armenophobia is still present today, and it's time to address it head-on. That's why we're hosting this important webinar on Understanding and Addressing Armenophobia: Combating Prejudice and Hate Against Armenians. Join us as we bring together leading experts and activists to discuss the roots of Armenophobia, its impact on Armenian communities, and strategies for combating prejudice and hate. Through a series of engaging presentations and panel discussions, we will explore: The history and context of Armenophobia The impact of Armenophobia on Armenian individuals and communities Strategies for addressing and combating Armenophobia The role of education and advocacy in fighting prejudice and hate This is a crucial conversation that we cannot afford to ignore. Whether you are an activist, scholar, or simply someone who wants to learn more about this important topic, this webinar is for you.
Webinar: Understanding and Addressing Armenophobia – Combating Prejudice and Hate Against Armenians
The #ArmenianGenocide is one of the darkest chapters in human history. This tragic event occurred in the Ottoman Empire during WW I, resulting in the systematic extermination of over 1.5 million Armenians. It is essential to understand that this genocide was not a sudden outburst of violence. Instead, it was the result of decades of anti-Armenian sentiment deeply ingrained in Ottoman society, known as #Armenophobia. The Armenian people were forced into labor, deported, and killed en masse. They were stripped of their homes, possessions, and basic #humanrights and subjected to unspeakable atrocities, such as rape, torture, and starvation. Despite overwhelming evidence of the atrocities committed against the Armenian people, the #Turkish government denies to this day that a genocide ever occurred. This denial perpetuates the idea that the Armenian people are less deserving of recognition and justice than other genocide victims, and it is a form of Armenophobia in itself. To prevent future genocides, it is crucial to confront the Armenophobic statements head-on. This means acknowledging the role that anti-Armenian sentiment played in the lead-up to the genocide and condemning the Turkish government's ongoing denial of this tragedy. Only by shining a light on these dark corners of history can we hope to prevent similar atrocities from occurring in the future! #StopArmenophobia
The Origins and Consequences of Armenophobia Everything you need to know: Armenian Genocide
Azerbaijani public have become emboldened in their #Armenophobia. Savage anti-Armenian sentiment has become a way of life for many, including children, as a result we got the #warcrimes committed by Azeri during war in Artsakh & Armenia that shocked the world! In this video, we take a closer look at the rise of anti-Armenian sentiment in Azerbaijan and its devastating consequences. We examine the war crimes committed by Azerbaijani forces during the recent conflict in Artsakh and Armenia, which shocked the world. Join us as we explore the root causes of this ongoing crisis and discuss ways to #StopArmenophobia.
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Avatar Javid Ahmedov @ahmedov_javid ·
15 Nov

Look at this madness in an Azerbaijani school. This is how they brainwash young people. School has become a venue for propaganda, not for education. Students role-play capturing an Armenian and forcing him to say “Karabakh is Azerbaijan.” What a shame for education!

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Avatar Geghard Foundation @geghard_saf ·
28 Oct

The attempts in #Azerbaijan to “Azerbaijanize” or “Turkify” historical and mythological figures have now reached Tork Angegh.

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👉 https://geghard-saf.am/en/731/tork-angegh-armenian

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Avatar հայ տղա 🇦🇲 @thearmenianboy ·
5 Sep

Here’s an example of how deep the #Armenophobia in #Azerbaijan is, enforced racism by its authoritarian government onto its inhabitants to hate Armenians.

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Avatar Armenophobia.org @armenophobiaorg ·
16 Aug

Armenophobia is Turkey’s national disease

In Turkey the word Armenian is treated as the ultimate insult. A recent street interview makes it clear. When a passerby said #Atatürk himself is Armenian, the interviewer proudly replied that Atatürk had prevented people from “becoming…

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