Tag: Joint Justice Initiative

**Excerpt**: Over 35 community and religious leaders from Armenian, Assyrian, Greek, Kurdish, and other cultural backgrounds have united in support of a motion in the Victorian Parliament to officially recognise the 1915 Genocides. The initiative, backed by a range of organisations including the Armenian National Committee of Australia and the Australian Hellenic Council, calls for the recognition of the Armenian, Assyrian, and Greek genocides as a means of historical reconciliation and preventing future atrocities.

Community Leaders Across Australia Support Motion to Recognise 1915 Genocides

Over 35 community and religious leaders from Armenian, Assyrian, Greek, Kurdish, and other cultural backgrounds have united in support of a motion in the Victorian Parliament to officially recognise the 1915 Genocides. The initiative, backed by a range of organisations including the Armenian National Committee of Australia and the Australian Hellenic Council, calls for the recognition of the Armenian, Assyrian, and Greek genocides as a means of historical reconciliation and preventing future atrocities.

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Armenian, Assyrian, and Greek Genocides Added to NSW School Curriculum

In a groundbreaking move, New South Wales has announced that its new History Syllabus for Years 7 to 10 will include mandatory education on the Armenian, Assyrian, and Greek genocides, emphasizing Australia's humanitarian response during World War I. Starting in 2027, this curriculum aims to enhance students' understanding of Australia's historical role and promote genocide awareness and education.