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On the 76th Anniversary of the Nakba ('Catastrophe'), the Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention is ashamed of the failure of genocide prevention. The world failed to hold Israel accountable for its crimes against Palestinians since the nation's founding, allowing genocidal patterns to continue,
Over the last few decades, there has been numerous reports of human rights abuses in #Uzbekistan , primarily against minority groups and Uzbek women. The Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention’s 2023 Year in Review provides a brief overview and analysis of the current state of human rights in
While we do not generally involve ourselves in domestic affairs of states unless there is an internal threat of genocide, we must address concerns stemming from recent statements made by Nikol Pashinyan that appear to diverge from fundamental principles of genocide prevention,
Armenians fear for their sovereignty as the threat for another war with Azerbaijan looms in light of contemptuous peace talks.
Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan has said that Azerbaijan is planning to initiate 'a new, large-scale war' and has agreed to hand over four abandoned
#Tunisia is recognized as North Africa’s first democracy, following the 2011 Tunisian Revolution. Under the presidency of Kais Saied, Tunisia has been slipping further and further back towards authoritarianism. The Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention’s 2023 Year in Review provides more information
We are honored to work with ArmenianLegalCenter and ICLaw in submitting these Global Magnitsky Act cases for crimes committed by Azerbaijani officials in Armenia and Artsakh. The robust use of international and domestic laws to prevent genocide is a very positive step in creating a world
On Yom Hashoah, the Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention solemnly remembers the six million Jewish lives lost during the Holocaust as well as the beautiful, distinct Yiddish civilization of Central and Eastern Europe, which endowed the world with great cultural richness. Let us never forget the
The people of #Syria have experienced almost 12 years of conflict, slaughter, and disregard for their lives. 2023 was no exception, though the suffering was further exacerbated by a deadly earthquake.
Read the Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention’s 2023 Year in Review to learn more.