Press release: 110 Years after the genocide, Armenia is more threatened than ever April 24, 2025 110 Years after the genocide, Armenia is more threatened
Press release issued by SOS Chrétiens d’Orient: COP29 in Azerbaijan: Provocation, shame and abandonment. 8 November 2024 Press release issued by SOS Chrétiens d’Orient: COP29
Deadly bombing raids on Artsakh: SOS Chrétiens d’Orient calls for the immediate great powers’ intervention 20 September 2023. The 120,000 Armenians of Nagorno-Karabakh (called Artsakh
In the shadow of the old grey buildings scattered across the valley, the volunteers immerse themselves in a hamlet of smiles and life. There, in the heart of the city of Ararat, they discover the joy of the inhabitants, despite their poverty. Since last year, war has been added to poverty, among the deluge of scourges that plague the region. Yet hope is the order of the day for the proud inhabitants of Ararat, who look after their land and welcome them with unfailing generosity.
Context At the foot of the eponymous mountain, Ararat is one of the poorest villages in Armenia. After the fall of the Soviet Union, the
Le peuple arménien a besoin que l’on fasse résonner sa voix en Occident, pour que l’opinion public prenne connaissance de ce qu’ils vivent. Nos frères arméniens luttent pour leur survie chaque jour et tiennent vaillamment.
Partir avec SOS Chrétiens d’Orient était un véritable rêve depuis deux ans et mon arrivée à Goris, au Sud-Est de l’Arménie, a été bien plus enrichissante que je ne le pensais.
Context Hartashen is one of the poorest villages in the Goris community, located on the hills a few kilometres from the new border with Azerbaijan.
Context Families in the Syunik border region of southern Armenia are suffering from the lack of medical equipment. Patients who are suffering from cardiac emergencies
