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Journal Article
Long-Promised Armenian-Genocide Resolution Heads to House Floor
2019
Overview
The United States first formally recognized the Armenian genocide in a 1951 State Department communiqué to the International Court of Justice. While a similar measure of recognition was introduced in the Senate by Foreign Relations Committee ranking member Bob Menendez, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has not addressed the issue during floor speeches about Turkey’s attacks against the Kurds of Syria. Democratic presidential candidates, including Vice President Joe Biden; Sens.
Publisher
National Journal Group, LLC
Subject
/ Genocide
