Suren Manukyan: Turkeys policy of negation could cause a new Genocide

April 14, 2009 - 19:04 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - "International recognition of Genocide as prevention method" discussion was held in Yerevan today. The discussion was organized by Areg Cultural and Scientific Youth Association with the assistance of UNO Yerevan Representation Social Information Center.

The discussion featured statements by MFA International Organizations Department Manager, Dzyunik Aghajanyan, The Armenian Genocide Museum Assistant Director Suren Manukyan and UNO Social Information Center official representative Armine Alajyan.





MFA International Organizations Department Manager, Dzyunik Aghajanyan stressed, ''Genocide can't be organized without previous planning. It was a premeditated process that ensued in massacres and deportation.''





The Armenian Genocide Museum Assistant Director Suren Manukyan stated that every Armenian has a subconscious interest in Genocide issue, adding, '' Turkey's policy of negation could cause a new Genocide.''



Suren Manukyan also dwelled on falsifications and distortions of historical facts regarding the Armenian Genocide.
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