Declaration
US presidential statement on Armenian Remembrance Day
Presidential remembrance statement explicitly describing the destruction of Ottoman Armenians as genocide.
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Resolution
US Senate resolution 150 on the Armenian Genocide
The Senate resolution concerns official recognition and remembrance of the Armenian Genocide and education about it.
Resolution
US House resolution 296 on the Armenian Genocide
The House resolution concerns remembrance of the Armenian Genocide, rejection of denial and education about it.
Resolution
Bundestag resolution on the genocide of Armenians and other Christian minorities
Resolution commemorating the genocide of Armenians and other Christian minorities in 1915–1916 and addressing Germany’s historical responsibility.
Legislation
Argentina Law 26,199: action for tolerance and respect
Establishes 24 April as a day of action for tolerance and respect between peoples in remembrance of the Armenian Genocide.
Resolution
Canadian House of Commons motion M-380
House motion acknowledging the Armenian Genocide of 1915 and condemning it as a crime against humanity.
Resolution
Canadian Senate motion on recognition and remembrance
Adopted motion calling on the Canadian government to recognize the Armenian Genocide and designate 24 April a remembrance day.
Legislation
French law recognizing the Armenian Genocide
Law 2001-70 of 29 January 2001 publicly recognizes the Armenian genocide of 1915.
Resolution
Russian State Duma declaration on the Armenian Genocide
Parliamentary declaration condemning the perpetrators of the destruction of Armenians and recognizing 24 April as a remembrance day.