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          Genocide

          Graffiti in the Armenian neighbourhood of Burj Hammoud, north of Beirut, shows the legacy of Turkish persecution. For many Syrian-Armenian refugees in Lebanon, the murder and exile of their ancestors a century ago is not just a historical event but an ongoing trauma. Joseph Eid / AFP

          100 years on, Armenians in the Middle East are still on the run

          WorldApril 21, 2015
          Yasmin Rostomyan and her children are pictured at home in Istanbul on March 27, 2015. AFP Photo

          Discreet but proud: The Armenians of Istanbul

          WorldApril 17, 2015
          The 100-year row between Turkey and Armenia over the word 'genocide' raises more heat than the real suffering that is going on in Gaza. Thomas Coex / AFP

          Why do the influential escape the blame game?

          OpinionApril 16, 2015
          The 21st century deserves to be remembered as the century when genocides stopped. Tom Stoddart / Getty Images

          The century of genocide

          OpinionApril 13, 2015
          French President Francois Hollande and Armenian President Serzh Sarkisian pay tribute at the genocide memorial, which commemorates the 1915 mass killing of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire, in Yerevan. Stephane De Sakutin / AFP Photo

          Armenians’ pain should have the right name

          OpinionApril 11, 2015

          Rwanda welcomes France move to declassify genocide documents

          WorldApril 08, 2015

          ISIL likely committing genocide against Yazidi minority in Iraq: UN

          WorldMarch 19, 2015
          Our top six books this week: remembering the Armenian genocide and more

          Our top six books this week: remembering the Armenian genocide and more

          February 19, 2015
          Presiding judge Peter Tomka, fourth from right, opens the World Court session in The Hague, Netherlands on February 3, 2015. Peter Dejong/AP Photo

          Croatia and Serbia both absolved of genocide by top UN court

          WorldFebruary 03, 2015
          HolidayMe.com are offering a two-night package to Yerevan, Armenia, including flights from Sharjah, for Dh3,302 for two people (it costs around Dh2,460 if you take the same holiday post-Eid). You will stay in a three star hotel, and get a city tour and airport transfers. This picture shows Yerevan from the Cascade complex, which links the city’s cultural centre up a mountain to the residential neighbourhood Monument. Jose Fuste Raga / Corbis

          The past and present collide in Yerevan, Armenia

          November 06, 2014

          UN: ISIL onslaught on Yazidis may be attempted genocide

          WorldOctober 22, 2014
          Co-founders of Cambodia's brutal Khmer Rouge movement in 1970s, Pol Pot, left, and Ieng Sary, centre, in an undated photo believed to have been taken in China in the late 1970's, according to Pich Chheang, former Khmer Rouge ambassador to China. AFP Photo

          Star architect unveils designs for Cambodia genocide museum

          AsiaOctober 12, 2014
          Was Israel's pounding of the Gaza Strip this summer a real genocide? Photo: Khalil Hamra / AP Photo

          Israel’s occupation is more complex than a genocide

          OpinionOctober 07, 2014
          Rodger Iradukunda feels privileged to be starting life as a student at NYU Abu Dhabi after being educated in Zambia, where he lived as a refugee after fleeing the Rwandan genocide of 1994. Deepthi Unnikrishnan / The National

          NYU Abu Dhabi provides hope for Rwandan genocide survivor

          EducationSeptember 04, 2014
          President Barack Obama has reinvolved the US military in Iraq but does he have an exit strategy? Photo: AP / Jacquelyn Martin

          The US is back in Iraq, but does it have a plan?

          OpinionAugust 09, 2014
          Skulls at the technical school in Murambi, where between 40,000 and 60,000 Tutsis were massacred over four days. Jad Davenport / National Geographic / Getty Images

          After the killing stopped: 20 years after the Rwandan genocide

          May 08, 2014
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