Juan Mendez welcomed the UN passing a resolution referring to the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide on 20 April.

Germans, Turks and Armenians can tell each other many things, a German scholar supposes.

The coming parliamentary election in Nagorno Karabakh is a step that will convince the international community the NK has a right for independence.

"Today's Turkish authorities aggressively refuse to acknowledge the crime committed by their ancestors, while Europe has denounced that crime twice," the former Polish President noted.

If Azerbaijan comes against NK participation in the conflict settlement, it means Baku is not interested in solving it.

Even if the EU poses the issue of acknowledgement of the Genocide and opening of the borders as a precondition for Turkey's accession to that organization, Ankara will not recognize it and will sacrifice accession to the EU.

April 24 will serve an eternal reminder to future generations that crimes against humanity cannot have a statute of limitations.

"The brutal murder by an Azeri serviceman of his Armenian colleague in Budapest that shook the whole of the civilized world, was just the result of the Baku criminal policy," Arkady Ghukasian stated.

The crimes against humanity should be denounced by the international community, and their organizers and executors punished unconditionally, the NKR President considers.