1. The Right of Return for the Displaced Population of Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh)

• The right of displaced Armenians to return to their homes in Nagorno/Karabakh in safety and dignity.
• International guarantees that ensure the displaced population experiences protection from persecution, discrimination, retribution, or violence.
  
• Diplomatic and legal frameworks that safeguard the human rights and security of displaced populations under international law.
  

2. Preservation of Armenian Historical and Religious Sites

• The protection and preservation of Armenian Christian historical, cultural, and religious sites wherever they are at risk.
  
• International monitoring mechanisms to prevent the erasure of Armenian cultural and historical sites throughout Armenia, the Caucasus, and the Middle East.
• Accountability and documentation in cases where destruction of heritage may constitute violations of international law.

3. Protection of the Armenian Quarter of Jerusalem

• Stand in solidarity with the residents of the Armenian Quarter of Jerusalem.
• Advocate for the preservation of the Armenian Quarter’s historic presence and communal continuity in the Old City of Jerusalem.
  
• Support policies that safeguard the multicultural and multi-Christian character of Jerusalem’s Old City.

4. Protection of Armenian Communities Under Threat

• The protection and security of Armenian Christian communities wherever they face violence or intimidation.
• Policies that safeguard minority Christian populations in fragile or conflict-affected contexts.
• International attention to threats that undermine the historic Christian presence in the region.

5. Support for the Sovereignty and Territorial Integrity of Armenia

• Affirm support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Armenia within its internationally recognized borders.
• Advocate for the withdrawal of foreign military forces from Armenian sovereign territory.
• Advocate for the de-escalation and demilitarization of any violent conflict and encourage diplomatic solutions consistent with international law, regional stability, and civilian protection.

6. Solidarity with the Armenian Church

• Affirm the independence of all Armenian Christian churches as religious institutions free from undue government interference.
• Recognize attempts to coerce, politicize, or undermine the autonomy of these churches as matters implicating religious freedom and human rights.
• Support Armenian Christian communities globally, acknowledging their varied contexts while advocating for their ability to operate freely, faithfully, and without intimidation.
• Advocate for the protection of religious liberty and institutional independence in accordance with international human rights standards.

7. Armenian Genocide Education and Awareness

• Support Armenian Genocide education, commemoration, and awareness initiatives, including, but not limited to, commemorations of the Armenian Genocide on April 24th annually.
• Encourage theological and moral reflection on genocide prevention and accountability.
• Advocate for policies that combat hate, prevent mass atrocities, and acknowledge historical injustices as part of peacebuilding efforts.