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Amerika’nın Arizona Eyaleti Asur (Süryani) Soykırımını tanıdı

Evet, başardık! Bugün, 3 Mart 2020 tarihinde, Amerika Birleşik Devletleri Arizona  Eyaleti oybirliğiyle  sunulan HCR 2006 kodundaki  Asur (Süryani) Soykırım önergesini kabul etti. Asur soykırımı Seyfo tasarısı, Parlamento temsilcileri  Nancy Barto (R), Jennifer Jermaine (D) ve Frank Carroll (R) tarafından önerildi. SEYFO Center kurumu olarak, aylardır yılmadan, yorulmadan ismi geçen temsilcilerle çalıştık.  Bilgiler sunduk ve talepte bulunduk. Bunun karşılığını gördük. Hepsine desteklerinden dolayı teşekür ederiz. Bu karar Arizona Eyaleti olmak üzere Amerika ve dünyadaki bütün halkımıza armağan ediyoruz. Hayırlı olsun!

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Delstaten Arizona i USA har erkänt det assyriska folkmordet

Delstaten Arizona i USA har erkänt det assyriska folkmordet Ja, vi gjorde det! Idag, den 3 mars 2020 antog delstaten Arizona i USA enhälligt den assyriska folkmordsmotionen. Motionen föreslogs utav ledamöterna i representanthuset Nancy Barto (R), Jennifer Jermaine (D) och Frank Carroll (R).  Från Seyfo Center har vi sedan flera månader samarbetat outtröttligt med dessa företrädare för representanthuset. Vi har bidragit med sakkunskap och framfört begäran om erkännandet. Nu ser vi resultatet av våra ansträngningar och vi tackar dem alla

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The State of Arizona Recognizes the Assyrian Genocide

To our dear friends in Arizona and abroad—we did it! Today, March 3rd, 2020 the Arizona House of Representatives in a unanimous vote passed the HCR 2006 Assyrian Genocide: Remembrance Day. This resolution was introduced by Representative Nancy Barto (R) and brought to fruition by The Assyrian Genocide Research Center (Seyfo Center). HCR 2006 Assyrian Genocide: Remembrance Day was also co-sponsored by Representatives Jennifer Jermaine (D) and Frank Carroll (R). SEYFO Center is forever thankful to these amazing representatives for their courage and compassion!

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A Belated Recognition of Genocide by the House

For too long, Turkey bullied America into silence. Not anymore. By Samantha Power On Tuesday, by a vote of 405 to 11, the House of Representatives defied the Turkish government’s intimidation and, for the first time in 35 years, passed a resolution that recognized the Armenian genocide. In acknowledging the Ottoman Empire’s killing of more than one million Armenians as “genocide,” the House follows more than two dozen countries and 49 of 50 states. This resolution matters hugely to Armenian-Americans. But it

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Mezopotamyanın Işığını Söndürdünüz, Işığınız Sönsün

Mardin /Nusaybin’e bağlı Mor Yakup kilisesi Rahibi Sefer (Resamet ismi Aho) Bileçen ve Üçköy (Arkah) ‘ın yeni seçilen muhtarı Joseph Yar ve Musa Taştekin isimli Süryani ile birlikte toplamda 10 kişi, 9 Ocak 2020 günü ev baskınlarıyla Nusaybin’de önce gözaltına alındı. Ardından da dosyaya gizlilik kararı getirilmişti. 10 Ocak 2020 günü Mardin Adliyesinde Nöbetçi Sulh ceza Hâkimliğince “Örgüte yardım ve yataklık etmek” iddiasıyla Rahip Sefer Bileçen tutuklandı. Yaşlı Süryani Musa Taştekin ile birlikte 3 kişi Adli kontrol şartıyla serbest bırakıldı. Muhtar

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Assyrian Genocide Monument Unveiled in Germany

Pohlheim, Germany (AINA) — An Assyrian genocide monument was unveiled yesterday in Pohlheim, Germany. The monument commemorates the Assyrians who were killed in the Turkish genocide of Assyrians, Greeks, and Armenians between 1915 and 1918. The genocide targeted the Christian subjects of the Ottoman Empire and claimed the lives of 750,000 Assyrians (75%), 1 million Greeks and 1.5 million Armenians. Pohlheim is a town in the district of Gießen, where over 1500 Assyrian families live. There are 180,000 Assyrians living

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The U.S. House Recognizes the Genocide of 1915

The House voted overwhelmingly on Tuesday to formally recognize the Armenian, Assyrian and Greek genocide and denounce it as a matter of American foreign policy, a symbolic vindication for the Armenian, Assyrian and Greek diaspora made possible by a new torrent of bipartisan furor at Turkey. The passage of the legislation, by a 405-to-11 vote. The resolution, which is not legally binding, marked the first time in 35 years that either chamber of Congress considered as genocide the mass killings of

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