Dear Ambassador Evans, if we American Armenians can't even get our own Govt. To recognize the Genocide with eye-witness accounts from our own consulate officials and Europeans who were there at the time, how could we possibly believe that Turkey would do this on its own without being compelled to do so? 100 years of scholarship and documentation, recent apologies to the Armenians from a major Kurdish political party in Turkey for their part as "death squads" during the Genocide (eyewitnesses to the crime) and thousands of remains still buried in the Syrian desert (forensic evidence) and we're still waiting for justice and recognition? Why shouldn't both parties take their charges and evidence to the Int. Criminal Court and allow skilled (and unbiased) judges to resolve this issue as well as the dispute with the Azeris?
Why attempt to resolve it Diplomatically between two intransigent parties when it is simply a criminal matter of mass-murder? Thank you-David

Mr. Evans has anyone in the media asked you whether you are in fact here to help Mr. Kocharyan in his campaign?

Mr. Evans, recently Ambassador of Germany in Armenia questioned the legitimacy of elections during 1994-1997. What is your opinion on matters happened during that period. I mean elections of president and parliament, arresting of members of a political party and closing some media.

Mr Evans, In a 2007 letter to the NYT you wrote that the assassination of Hrant Dink strikes a heavy blow against all those who strive for proper acknowledgment of the 1915 Armenian genocde." What, in your estimation, is the primary stumbling block preventing official Ankara from going down that road? Is it domestic opposition or a fear of opening a pandora's box in terms of reparations?

If we agree that when it comes to Turkish foreign policy normalising relations with Armenia is way down on Ankara's list of priorities (given its simmering row with Israel and push to extend its influence in the post-revolutionary Arab world, why then have the Protocols been put back on the Turkish parliaments agenda? Is this a convenient ploy engineered by Turkey in the run up to 2015, the 100th anniversary of the 1915 Genocide?