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So far, the legislative bodies of Bosnia and Her-
zegovina, Columbia, the Czech Republic, Hon-
duras, Jordan, Mexico, Pakistan, Panama, Peru,
Romania and Sudan, as well as from more than
ten states in the United States of America have
adopted parliamentary resolutions on recogni-
tion of the Khojaly genocide.
At its 39th session held on 20 November 2012
in Djibouti, the Council of Foreign Ministers of
the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC)
adopted a resolution recognising the crimes com-
mitted in Khojaly as genocide.
The Final Communique issued at the 12th ses-
sion of the OIC Islamic Summit Conference held
in Cairo in February 2013 calls upon member
states to exert due efforts for recognition of the
Khojaly genocide.
In its resolution of 8 December 2011, the Sen-
ate of Mexico stated that on 26 February, 1992
units of the armed forces of Armenia attacked
the civilian population in the town of Khojaly
of the Nagorno-Karabakh region of Azerbaijan
and committed genocide by killing hundreds of
people, as fully documented by numerous inde-
pendent sources.
On 1 February 2012, the Foreign Relations Com-
mittee of the Senate of Pakistan adopted a resolu-
tion, in which it unanimously condemned the oc-
Over the past few years, the in-
ternational community has made
significant strides towards recog-
nition of the genocide in Khojaly.