A protest in front of the Turkish embassy in Rabieh: We are fighting for justice

The stand was launched with mass marches carrying the flags of Lebanon, Armenia and Ertuch, while the voices of the revolutionary songs rose from the enlargement of the voice, and the demonstrators raised banners and slogans saying “Confession is the first step towards justice”, “Remember … remember … and seek”, “denial of extermination is a crime”, “one people … one issue … one homeland”, “forget? Forever. ” The demonstrators carried a historical map of Armenia, and the descendants of the survivors from west of Armenia signed them, demanding the restoration of their usurped lands.

A word in Armenian

Narsis Abrillian spoke, stressing that “the 110th anniversary of the Armenian genocide comes in exceptional and dangerous circumstances, especially after the loss of free and independent Armsakh, and the weakening of the Republic of Armenia, which the heroes built.” He expressed his regret “for the repetition of history by occupying Artsakh and arresting the Armenian prisoners,” noting that “the dream of the T in the way of the world’s silence is achieved.” He called on the youth to “continue the struggle without retreat, and to rely on self -power.” He added that “the demands for compensation for the extermination of 1915 are added today to the issue of the extermination of Artsak The usurper. ”

A word in Arabic

Harut Marcosian spoke, “Today we chose to stand in front of the Turkish embassy in Lebanon to announce our anger as the grandchildren of the genocide. This is not an ordinary pause, but rather an expression of the discontent of the youth.

He asked about “the silence of the world towards the suffering of the Armenians in Artsakh and the prisoners in Baku’s prisons,” warning that “this silence encourages criminals to continue.” He stressed that “the youth will continue to struggle despite all the challenges.”

A word in English

Kali Taghoforian delivered a speech in English, saying: “This stand is not only for memory, but to demand justice in front of the Turkish embassy.” And I sent a message to Türkiye: “You cannot mediate for peace or defending Palestine while denying the extermination of the Armenians. Ankara distorts history, persecutes journalists, and detains defenders of the truth.”

“Turkey’s official recognition of the Armenian genocide demanded an official apology without political delays, compensation for human losses and lands, ensuring security and self -rule of crops, the accountability of the international community because denial is complicit”, and stressed that “the Armenian issue is the issue of human rights,” and urged the youth to raise their voices higher.

At the end of the stand, the youth burned a Turkish flag as an expression of rejection, then the stand was concluded with national and revolutionary chants as an expression of their insistence on continuing the struggle.