Remembering the Armenian Genocide

Remembering the Armenian Genocide involves acknowledging the systematic massacre of approximately 1.5 million Armenians by the Ottoman Empire during 1915-1923. It serves to honor the victims, preserve historical truth, and promote awareness of the dangers of hatred and genocidal violence. Commemorations help foster understanding, ensure such atrocities are not repeated, and recognize the suffering endured. This remembrance is vital in paying respect to those lost, supporting survivors, and encouraging collective responsibility for human rights and justice.