The Facebook post of Eduard Abrahamyan, Doctor of International Relations, Senior Expert of the Institute of Security Analysis:
"We should also return to the Armenian Genocide. We need to understand what happened and why it happened. And how did we perceive it, through whom did we perceive it?
How did it happen that there was no agenda for the Armenian Genocide in 1939, and how it happened that the Armenian Genocide appeared on the agenda in 1950? This is to question the fact of the Armenian Genocide among Armenians (and therefore the fact of the crime against humanity committed by Ottoman Turkey), to examine the problem negatively from a moral point of view, to lay its roots in the public, to remove the moral bar, to place the blame for what happened on other than the main perpetrator, including the victim. it is an attempt to throw it away and take it on the path of denial by the given RA citizen and the person acting as the head of the RA country. Those who after all this will sit in front of this person and listen intelligently and will not prevent the appropriate language movements, then they have a serious problem of morality and dignity. Let me remind you that in Israel, such statements about the fact of the Holocaust are punishable by law.
It is the famous The Israel Denial of Holocaust (Prohibition) Law 5746-1986. Such destructive tendencies against the national and international perception of the Armenian Genocide fact or statements, publications containing elements of the denial of the fact or the crime against humanity presented under the guise of "expression of critical thinking" should not only be considered a manifestation of immorality, but also be criminally punishable in the Republic of Armenia. Considered an attempt or complicity to justify a crime against humanity.
