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armenianmon, Author at Save Armenian Monuments

Vankasar Church

Vankasar Church

Armenia is a small country that boats one the richest histories in Europe. With Turkey to its west, Georgia to its north, and Azerbaijan to its ...

Handaberd Monastery

The History that is Handaberd

Armenia is a small European country that has a rich and winding history. It is full of community, culture, and a sense of spirituality that simply ...

Saint Sarkis

The Twin Churches: Surb Sarkis and Surb Grigor

If you were to think of Europe and the many countries that it consists of, Armenia would probably not be the first to come to mind. Which ...

Armenian monument

Azerbaijan has declared war on UNESCO

Armenian monuments

UNESCO adopts declaration on cultural property protection and creation of independent technical mission in Nagorno-Karabakh

Holy Mother of God Cathedral

AD HOC PUBLIC REPORT THE ARMENIAN CULTURAL HERITAGE IN ARTSAKH (NAGORNO-KARABAKH): CASES OF VANDALISM AND AT RISK OF DESTRUCTION BY AZERBAIJAN

Armenian church

THE ARMENIAN BAR ASSOCIATION AND THE MOTHER SEE OF HOLY ETCHMIADZIN SUBMITTED THE FOLLOWING REPORT REGARDING THE NEED TO SAFEGUARD ARMENIAN CULTURAL HERITAGE IN NAGORNO KARABAKH AND TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO WORSHIPPERS SEEKING TO VISIT ARMENIAN RELIGIOUS SITES NOW UNDER AZERBAIJAN’S CONTROL TO THE SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR IN THE FIELD OF CULTURAL RIGHTS AND TO THE SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR IN THE FIELD OF FREEDOM OF RELIGION AND BELIEFS.

Holy Mother of God Cathedral

WCC urges UNESCO to protect religious, cultural monuments in Nagorno-Karabakh/Artsakh

Statement from The Met on Armenian Cultural Heritage Sites

Preserve Artsakh: An Open Letter to the World Community