"Turkey can simply declare that it is ready to give everything back to their rightful and legal owners if they can produce documents or the state is able to find the records in the archives… Doing this would simply substantiate our claims to morality, ethics and, above all, humanity," Ihsan Yilmaz wrote.

Foreign Economic Relations Board of Turkey stated that the conference, which was planned to be held in Washington between April 11 and 14, was postponed.

"Infuriated by the votes of the US House of Representatives and the Swedish Parliament regarding the Armenian Genocide, has chosen as target the Armenian immigrants," the statement said.

Protest action is organized by the Turkish associations of Sweden.

Political week in Armenia began with a four-day parliamentary sitting. “Turkish authorities, signing a document and making statements contradicting the latter, can’t be taken seriously,” NA Speaker Hovik Abrahamyan told a news conference in Yerevan. According to him, such actions show that Turkish authorities disrespect both themselves and the agreements made. “As to ratification of the Protocols, let me repeat that we discussed the issue with our coalition partners and stick to the position already announced: Armenian parliament will take no further steps until Turkey ratifies the Protocols,” Abrahamyan emphasized.

Celebrated over 27 years, March 15, World Consumer Rights Day was marked in 2010 under “Our money -our rights” motto. On a level with 180 public and state organizations from 72 countries of the world in charge of consumer rights issues, Armenian National Association of Consumers has been supporting activities of World Consumer Organization (CI) for 12 years.