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Armenian Genocide as an International Crime

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Vanik Margaryan

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2015 / No. 2

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ARMENIAN GENOCIDE AS AN INTERNATIONAL CRIME

VANIK MARGARYAN
Chief legal adviser, advocate, AM Law Firm, Armenia, email:

In this article it is attempted to provide brief answers to some international legal issues concerning the Armenian Genocide. In particular, issues such as whether the Armenian Genocide was a crime under international law, Turkey's responsibility for committed crime and the opportunity to appeal to the International Court of Justice are examined.

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