Please attend to declare yourself to the general public as a proud Armenian remembering with humility all who are about to be canonised

Annual Procession

Saturday 18 April 

10 :30 AM START

Assembly at corner of Piccadilly and Hamilton Place 

Route: Piccadilly, St James’s, Pall Mall, Trafalgar Square, 

Whitehall, The Cenotaph – Wreath Laying and Prayers ceremony
Handing in the Centenary Petition at 10 Downing Street

Continue back to Horse Guards Ave, Embankment, New Bridge 

Street,
St Paul’s cathedral w here at 14:00 Cannon Tricia Hillas will 

address the public on a PA system from the top of the Western 

Stairs.
After a short expression of gratitude, the procession will disperse.

 
Following the public address, everyone should make their way to

Southwark Cathedral.

Special Commemorative Program

Southwark Cathedral

Welcoming remarks by the Dean of Southwark

Key Note Speech: Dr Charles Tannock MEP & Patron of AGCCC. 

Guest speakers: 

Geoffrey Robertson QC , Dr Sarkissian ROA Ambassador,

His Eminence Archbishop Elisey of Sourozh Russian Orthodox Church. 

Cultural interlude: 

Hasmik Papian  accompanied by Victoria Walker on cello. 

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All Day Digital advertising in London 
Digital advertising promoting the Centenary of the Armenian 

 Genocide and information about the denialist policy of Turkey 

 and its western allies will be displayed together with publicity 

 about recognition of the Armenian Genocide by over 22 countries, 

 the International Association of Genocide Scholars and the 

 European Parliament .

 The van will circulate in streets of Central London all day