A global pandemic, economic crises, protests for racial justice, wildfires and hurricanes forcing people to flee their homes and businesses, and an impending election in the US. These are just some of the events taking place right now. And, in the midst of this, a violent conflict is taking place between Armenia and Azerbaijan in Nagorno-Karabakh. It is a humanitarian crisis. We know from history that mass violence does not take place when it is convenient, in peace, when we are prepared to act. It often happens when the world is distracted, when we are busy and exhausted.
Karen Murphy and Liz Vogel
Dr. Karen Murphy is the Director of International Strategy for Facing History and Ourselves.
Liz Vogel is Executive Director of Facing History, Los Angeles.
Liz Vogel is Executive Director of Facing History, Los Angeles.
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Facing Nagorno-Karabakh: An Expert Interview
Posted by Karen Murphy and Liz Vogel on October 28, 2020
Topics: Armenian Genocide
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