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Turkish human rights defender may get Nobel Prize

February 3

Swedish MPs have applied to the Nobel Peace Committee to nominate Turkish human rights activist and publisher Ragıp Zarakolu for the peace prize. The MPs said Zarakolu is a symbol formedia freedom and a human rights defender. The application further mentioned the books Zarakolu had published on the Armenian and Kurdish issues, as well as Islam, and said his efforts, for which he was jailed, contributed to bringing cultures together. Zarakolu is also a member of the Turkish PEN Center, as well as a recipient of numerous prestigious international awards. He was arrested on Nov. 1, 2011, alongside prominent academic Büşra Ersanlı and dozens of other suspects upon the order of an Istanbul court over his alleged links with the KCK, the alleged urban wing of Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), Radikal reported.

French senators opposing Genocide bill to visit Baku

February 3

In the framework of the visit the senators will conduct meetings within Azerbaijani parliament and a number of ministries.

Armenian place of worship demolished in Turkey

Lebanese Armenian MP thanks French envoy for genocide bill adoption

Jerusalem Armenians outraged by municipal decision

Holy Trinity Church in Fresno marks 111th anniversary

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Ankara, apparently, never understood anything and continues, with an incomprehensible obstinacy, to deny not only the fact of the Armenian Genocide, but also the right of each state to adopt the laws it finds necessary.

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At focus Turkish human rights defender may get Nobel Prize February 3 Swedish MPs have applied to the Nobel Peace Committee to nominate Turkish human rights activist and publisher Ragıp Zarakolu for the peace prize. The MPs said Zarakolu is a symbol formedia freedom and a human rights defender. The application further mentioned the books Zarakolu had published on the Armenian and Kurdish issues, as well as Islam, and said his efforts, for which he was jailed, contributed to bringing cultures together. Zarakolu is also a member of the Turkish PEN Center, as well as a recipient of numerous prestigious international awards. He was arrested on Nov. 1, 2011, alongside prominent academic Büşra Ersanlı and dozens of other suspects upon the order of an Istanbul court over his alleged links with the KCK, the alleged urban wing of Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), Radikal reported.	Latest news 00:08 Armenian place of worship demolished in Turkey 03.02 Lebanese Armenian MP thanks French envoy for genocide bill adoption 03.02 Puerto Rico to export iguana meat 03.02 Apple, Samsung to have lion share of smartphone profit in 2012 03.02 Panetta calls for unity on tough sanctions against Iran 03.02 Russia rejects latest bid for UN action on Syria 03.02 French senators opposing Genocide bill to visit Baku 03.02 Motorola’s ban on iPad, iPhone sales suspended in Germany 03.02 Americans kidnapped in Egypt released 03.02 Malev Hungarian airline folds amid crisis 03.02 Russia plans 2 space-defense missile plants construction 03.02 Overflowing rivers isolate 10,000 in Australia 03.02 Colosseum closed amid snowstorm 03.02 Turkish human rights defender may get Nobel Prize 03.02 8 Pakistani soldiers killed, 4 abducted in Taliban raid 03.02 French Constitutional Council to examine Genocide bill before March 1 03.02 NATO chief urges for financing Afghan forces 03.02 Sweden's Volvo Group shows higher net profit in Q4 03.02 Hamas accuses Israel over breaking international law 03.02 Islamic-led Kuwaiti opposition wins majority in parliament	All news Photowire Most popular Sarkozy slams his FM for opposing genocide bill Turkey bans France from using its airspace and territorial waters Electoral Code won’t be changed before May - Free Democrats rep PanARMENIAN Photo Interviews On New Year's Eve, German ambassador in Yerevan, Hans-Jochen Schmidt shared his impressions of Armenia with a PanARMENIAN.Net reporter. “The first thing that struck me in Armenia was Ararat. In good weather, it offers a marvelous view, so close and yet so far. Hans-Jochen Schmidt: Ararat was the first that struck me in Armenia Classical music lover, Poland’s ambassador to Armenia Zdzislaw Raczynski has a habit to start days off with Wagner’s music. “I think Wagner’s music is a perfect start of the day. It’s encouraging and conveys an impulse for the whole day,” he said in an interview with PanARMENIAN.Net. Zdzislaw Raczynski: Wagner’s music is a good start of a day off

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