In this 128-page report, the Lemkin Institute analyzes the risk factors and indicators of genocide in Artsakh using the the UN Framework of Analysis for Atrocity Crimes.

The Lemkin Institute has created this timeline in response to Western claims of "surprise" regarding the actions Azerbaijan has carried out in Artsakh, despite warnings of escalation from ourselves, Genocide Watch and various other NGO’s and individuals over the years.

Our director regularly travels to the South Caucasus, particularly Armenia to meet with partner organizations and do advocacy work.

The Lemkin Institute often meets with relevant politicians, scholars and activists who advocate for the cause of Armenia and Artsakh.

We publish regular posts to update our followers on the evolution of events in the South Caucasus.

The Lemkin Institute's podcast deals extensively with issues faced by Armenians in the South Caucasus.

The Lemkin Institute collects all relevant reports pertaining to the situation in Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) and the evolution of the relationship between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

We are currently writing a report pertaining to Armenophobia and anti-armenianism across the globe.

The Lemkin Institute has repeatedly denounced the genocidal dynamics at work in the South Caucasus region in public statements.

The Lemkin Institute has issued a series of Red Flag Alerts for Genocide for Azerbaijan and other countries which are threatening the existence of the Armenian identity and people.

Find out more about historical events that have led the region of the South Caucasus to be facing its contemporary threats and challenges.

The imminent threat to Armenia comes predominantly from Azerbaijan and Turkey, where presidents Ilham Aliyev and Recep Tayyip Erdogan regularly engage in Armenophobic statements. The Lemkin Institute is translating these statements, as well as other instances of Armenophobia in the Azeri and Turkish languages.