The Panellists
Experienced experts in international law, human rights, politics and journalism
Eric Hagopian
Moderator, A Political Analyst
Michael Rubin
Senior Fellow,
AEI
Talin A Hitik
International Law,
Human Rights Expert
Dustin Hoffmann
Lawyer, office manager of Martin Sonneborn (The PARTY) in the European Parliament
Sossi Tatikyan
Consultant on foreign policy & security governance
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Main Topics
Decoding Armenophobia in Politics: Understanding the Impact and Resonance of Discriminatory Rhetoric
Armenophobic rhetoric
Insights into how openly Armenophobic rhetoric by politicians in is covered by the local media and how it influences public opinion in these countries.
Domestic political dynamics in Turkey and Azerbaijan
Intersection with regional geopolitics to shape the persistence of Armenophobic rhetoric.
Legal and human rights perspective
The role of the international community to address and respond to the issue of openly Armenophobic rhetoric and mechanisms that can hold Armenophobic politicians accountable for their actions.
Manipulation of historical narratives and cultural symbols
There has been an ongoing process of changing historical events, especially in Azerbaijan. The specific examples to illustrate the manipulation of historical narratives and cultural symbols contribute to the perpetuation of Armenophobic sentiments.
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Decoding Armenophobia in Politics: Understanding the Impact and Resonance of Discriminatory Rhetoric
The politics of Armenophobia.
How do openly Armenophobe politicians get away with discriminatory rhetorics and why do their audience feel encouraged?
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