Nagorny Karabakh

Internews Armenia: 'Freedom of information for any society is a crucial thing'

Internews Armenia is part of a initiative which aims to give young people in Azerbaijan and Nagorny Karabakh a chance to talk directly to each other, by helping them make short films about their lives. The 20 young people involved so far have also been learning crucial lessons about each other. Nouneh Sarkissian trains and mentors the participants – both to produce the films, and to facilitate at community screenings in Armenia.

Reaching across closed borders: remembering and forgetting in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Turkey

Peacebuilding charity Conciliation Resources has released an innovative Turkish-Armenian-Azerbaijani documentary film exploring how violence in the past continues to cast long shadows over a divided region.

Event podcast: The Nagorny Karabakh peace process

Oct 2012
Listen to the audio recording from an event we chaired in November 2012: The Nagorny Karabakh peace process – Is there a way out of the peace process? Featuring Tatul Hakobyan, Tabib Huseynov and Laurence Broers, the event was organised by Conciliation Resources in collaboration with Centres & Programmes Office, SOAS University of London.

Memories Without Borders (English version)

Nov 2012
Memories Without Borders is a unique Turkish-Armenian-Azerbaijani documentary, looking at the impacts of troubled histories on individual lives today. At the meeting point between official history and personal lives the film challenges audiences to ask: what do we choose to remember about others, and what do others choose to remember about us?

Turks, Armenians and Azerbaijanis: mirrors and memories

Isolated from one another, Armenians, Azerbaijanis and Turks remember separate histories which reinforce antagonistic conflict narratives. Laurence Broers argues that initiatives, such as the release of new film Memories Without Borders, are needed to challenge historical taboos and keep alive the possibility of reconciliation.

Memories Without Borders on CivilNet TV

Conciliation Resources' Dr Laurence Broers and Jenny Norton discuss the new Memories Without Borders film on CivilNet TV.

Peacebuilding NGO communicates with conflict-affected communities on French, Russian and Spanish websites

Conciliation Resources has launched professionally translated websites in French, Russian and Spanish, in an effort to inform more people about conflicts affecting hundreds of thousands of individuals.

Armenia and Azerbaijan: what can societies do when political judgement errs?

Sep 2012

Following his conviction for a brutal murder in 2004, Ramil Safarov's presidential pardon is a new low-point for those working towards a peaceful resolution of Armenia and Azerbaijan's conflict over Nagorny Karabakh. Laurence Broers analyses the impact of this case and looks at how projects like Dialogue Through Film must try and rebuild the trust that has unraveled.

Remembering and forgetting in Turkey and the Caucasus

Memories Without Borders is a new film looking at how memory shapes identity and can unite or divide people. The production, now screening in Turkey and the South Caucasus, is the result of a two-year collaboration between a group of Turkish, Armenian and Azerbaijani film-makers.

Случаи из жизни

Пределы возможностей лидеров: элиты и общества в нагорно-карабахском мирном процессе
Dec 2005

Эти случаи из жизни простых людей из Армении и Азербайджана взяты из проекта южнокавказских радиодневников 'Обыхновенные истории'.

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