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Latest News & ArticlesTestimony matters, witness matters, the voices of those who have seen these things must always be heard. It is hard, but necessary, to separate any discourse on genocide from politics, so these articles attempt to give voice to the voiceless muddle through the complicated, intricate, and often personal stories of genocide.
A deliberate policy to destroy the Armenians
Today the UK government is one of several that deny that Armenians suffered genocide in 1915. Yet remarkably, the UK government acknowledged and denounced the Armenian Genocide as early as 1915. In parliament This was how Foreign Office Minister Lord Robert Cecil...
The Hundred Year House
'Talk about what you know' As a journalist and broadcaster with ITV and BBC, I was ready to cover any story at any place and time. But I was not quite so ready for this story, a very personal account of how my mother became a refugee, a story which eventually turned...
IHRA antisemitism definition an attack on non-Zionist Jews
Published in Planet Extra, 20 August 2018 The International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance definition of antisemitism dangerously conflates anti-Zionism and antisemitism. To demonstrate the problem, this article brings together Jewish voices from Wales and beyond, all...