Genocide & Human Rights University Program
Genocide and Human Rights Webinar Series Summer 2020
Genocide and Human Rights Webinar Series: Fall 2020
Breakthrough Projects
Dialogue For Reconciliation
Oral History & Archiving
About Zoryan
The Diaspora Collection
Free Academic Resources on Nagorno-Karabakh
E-Chronicles
A Brief History of the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict
A Crime of Silence
Author: Permanent Peoples' Tribunal
The 1984 Paris Permanent Peoples' Tribunal provided the first international, legal forum to publicly detail and document the guilt of the Young Turk government in perpetuating the genocide of the Armenian people between 1915 to 1917. The evidence-based landmark ruling transpired into the seminal book which serves to bring this imprescriptible crime to the world's attention. A Crime of Silence, which brings together the contributions of specialists, among whom Yves Ternon, Richard Hovannisian, Pierre Vidal-Naquet, and Zoryan Institute's Director of Research Vahakn N. Dadrian, presents the facts and their interpretation, including the Turkish theories. At a time when universal human rights are being rigorously tested, A Crime of Silence is an essential work to comprehend the first genocide of the 20th Century.
2021 © The Zoryan Institute of Canada. All Rights Reserved. Site by Digilite.