An upcoming seminar hosted by the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education will delve into the history and legal issues surrounding the Armenian genocide in the early 20th century.

Those who tune in to the webcast on April 25 will hear an in-depth discussion of the legal ramifications caused by countries that were slow to recognize the genocide and how the delay impacted reparations and justice for survivors, along with a legal analysis of the current conflicts in Europe and Western Asia.

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