Installations featuring flags of the countries that have recognized the Armenian Genocide were set up.

HDP member Melis Tatan delivered a speech at the event, noting that the 1915 Genocide has not ended.

Local Armenians and Serbs, Montenegrins, Germans, Russians, Ukrainians and Chechens took part in the service.

At a meeting of the PACE spring session, several deputies expressed their protest over Assembly President Agramunt’s recent visit to Syria.

Those 20 states are among the 42 U.S. states that do not already require education on genocide awareness and prevention.

“The Promise” is a movie surrounding the events of the Armenian Genocide in the early 1910s.

"The war made a number of Syrian Armenians settle in Armenia, and we have been providing assistance through various projects," Afeyan said.

Marcher Ara Megerditchian said his grandfather was orphaned as a child in 1915 and years later it still affected his whole family.

RusHydro will consider the possibility of selling the Sevan-Hrazdan cascade of hydroelectric power stations.

In the capital, the demonstrators called on Turkey to recognise the mass killings of 1,5 million Armenians in the Ottoman Empire as genocide.