The States have welcomed Sabri Atman, Seyfo Center researcher, with open arms just weeks after the Swedish Parliament recognized Seyfo (Assyrian Genocide). …
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On Thursday, the Riksdag approved a multi-party motion containing the demand that Sweden should recognise as an act of genocide the killing of Armenians, Assyrians/Syriacs/Chaldeans and Pontiac Greeks in 1915. …
And on the list there are more countries to follow suit …
The Swedish parliament is the first in the world to acknowledge the Turkish genocide on Assyrians. The historical decision was taken after a long debate in the parliament on Thursday. It was an extremely narrow win as 131 parliamentarians voted for and 130 voted against. Hundreds of Assyrians had gathered outside and inside the parliament building in central Stockholm to witness the historical decision. …
The Director of the Assyrian Genocide and Research Center, namely the Seyfo Center, Mr Sabri Atman together with Professor David Gaunt of Södertörn University / Sweden have jointly wrote to the President of the United States of America and United States …
At the Assyrian school in Adana, Yuhanon Dolabani used to write ardent patriotic songs which he taught his students. But after 1923 his voice was silenced concerning the Seyfo genocide and the demand for a homeland for the Assyrians. What had happened? The answer can be found with one of his old students from the Adana school. Journalist Augin Kurt has this time gone through the Assyrian sources. …