Page 5 - செனட் வெளிநாட்டு வாழ்க்கைத்தொழில்கள் News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

CANBERRA, Australian During questioning by Australia’s Senate Foreign Affairs, Defense and Trade Legislation Committee, the country’s Foreign Minister Marise Payne confirmed that the government’s position on the Armenian Genocide “is a matter that we have under review,” reported the Armenian National Committee of Australia. In April, Prime Minister Scott Morrison, who as a lawmaker called for federal Australian recognition of the Armenian Genocide in 2011, released his 106th Anniversary commemoration statement that failed to correctly characterize the crimes of 1915 despite acknowledging Australia’s first major international humanitarian relief effort to aid the “dispossession, deportations and deaths” suffered during the events.

United statesAustralian capital territoryPenny wongScott morrisonMarise payneJoe bidenHaig kayserianJustice initiativeAustralia senate foreign affairsArmenian national committee of australiaLegislation committeeSenate foreign affairsTrade legislation committeeForeign minister marise payneArmenian genocideArmenian national committee