Anti-Armenian online propaganda going on
With development of information technologies, racial hatred and genocide denial are growing exponentially. Turks and Azerbaijani continue their denialism policy on the Web, specifically on Facebook and YouTube, French freelance journalist Jean Eckian said in a letter obtained by PanARMENIAN.Net.
"The countries which have already recognized the Armenian Genocide should pass a law penalizing denial of the first genocide of 20th century," he said.
"The Armenian Diaspora all over the world calls on lawyers to take action against those disseminating hatred and denial. We, the heirs of those who survived the Genocide, we still feel the consequences of the atrocity perpetrated by the Young Turks," Mr. Eckian said.
"The countries which have already recognized the Armenian Genocide should pass a law penalizing denial of the first genocide of 20th century," he said.
"The Armenian Diaspora all over the world calls on lawyers to take action against those disseminating hatred and denial. We, the heirs of those who survived the Genocide, we still feel the consequences of the atrocity perpetrated by the Young Turks," Mr. Eckian said.
