RBC-TV. Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day on April 24

The Armenian Genocide has been condemned by the international community at various levels: starting from individual intellectuals to entire nations and countries. As of today the Armenian Genocide has been recognized and condemned by the following countries:
Uruguay (A Parliamentary Resolution was adopted in 1965, followed by a Law adopted in 2004), Cyprus (A Parliamentary Resolution was adopted in 1982), European Union (Parliamentary Resolutions adopted in 1987, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2005), Argentina (A Senate Resolution was adopted in 1993, followed by a Law adopted in 2004), Russia (A State Duma Resolution was adopted in 1995), Canada (Resolutions were adopted in 1996, 2002 and 2004), Greece (A Parliamentary Resolution was adopted in 1996), Lebanon (Resolutions were adopted in 1997 and 2000), Belgium (A Senate Resolution was adopted in 1998), France (Parliamentary Resolutions were adopted in 1998 and 2000, followed by a Law adopted in 2001), Sweden (A Parliamentary report of 2000), Vatican (In 2000), Italy (A Resolution adopted in 2000), Switzerland (A Resolution adopted in 2003), Slovakia (A Resolution adopted in 2004), The Netherlands (A Resolution adopted in 2004), Poland (A Resolution adopted in 2004), Venezuela (A Resolution adopted in 2005), Germany (A Resolution adopted in 2005), Lithuania (A Resolution adopted in 2005), Chile (A Resolution adopted in 2007)