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Yazidi bleeding hearts: The fragility of Armenia’s largest ethnic minority

Yazidi community in Armenia reflects on its cultural heritage and challenges. Originally from Iraq, they migrated to Armenia, preserving their ancient religion and culture. However, the community faces declining traditions due to emigration, high unemployment, and poverty. Efforts to preserve their unique identity are crucial amidst Armenia’s social and political struggles. Read the full report […]

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Find below some of the latest publications added to our Resources database with policy papers and research documents on minority policies in the Eastern Partnership countries.

World War II Memory Politics: Jewish, Polish and Roma Minorities of Belarus

The aim of this study is to interpret recent trends in contemporary memory politics in Belarus, with focus on the Holocaust, Roma genocide memorials, and the memorial sites of the... Read more →

Information on the relationship between Belarus and Poland

This briefing tries to answer questions on Belarus-Poland relations (and the Polish minority in Belarus) through a compilation of extracts form reports. Do Belorussians resent Polish people as part of... Read more →

Yazidi bleeding hearts: The fragility of Armenia’s largest ethnic minority

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