ANCA Policy Priorities | April 2025

In light of Azerbaijan’s ongoing occupation of sovereign Armenian territory, unlawful detention and abuse of Armenian POWs and political prisoners, destruction of Armenian cultural heritage, and attempts to delay and derail peace efforts, Armenian Americans and community allies urge U.S. Congressional leaders to support legislative efforts to hold Azerbaijan accountable for its aggression, and deter the threat of renewed military escalation in the South Caucasus.

U.S. Senate Priorities:

>> ANCA Policy Memo | April 2025 – An overview of ANCA Senate requests in April, 2025.

>> ANCA Policy Brief: The Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act:  The ANCA is urging Congressional leaders to support an upcoming bipartisan letter calling on the Trump Administration to enforce Global Magnitsky Act sanctions against Azerbaijani war criminals and demand the immediate release of Armenian prisoners of war, civilian hostages, and former Artsakh leaders.  Learn more.

>> ANCA Policy Brief: The Armenia-Azerbaijan “Peace” Agreement: The ANCA calls on Congressional leaders to support efforts urging the Trump Administration to hold Azerbaijan accountable for delaying and derailing “peace” talks. Please contact Sari Cureton (sari_cureton@peters.senate.gov) in Senator Peters’ (D-MI) office for more information regarding an upcoming letter to the Trump Administration urging U.S. support for a just, durable, and dignified peace in the South Caucasus.

>> ANCA Policy Brief: Armenian American Policy Priorities: Review the complete list of ANCA priorities in the 119th Congress.

U.S. House Priorities:

>> ANCA Policy Memo | April 2025 – An overview of ANCA House requests in April, 2025.

>> ANCA Policy Brief: The Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act:  The ANCA is urging Congressional leaders to support an upcoming bipartisan letter calling on the Trump Administration to enforce Global Magnitsky Act sanctions against Azerbaijani war criminals and demand the immediate release of Armenian prisoners of war, civilian hostages, and former Artsakh leaders.  Learn more.

>> ANCA Policy Brief: The Armenia-Azerbaijan “Peace” Agreement: The ANCA calls on Congressional leaders to support efforts urging the Trump Administration to hold Azerbaijan accountable for delaying and derailing “peace” talks. Please contact Sari Cureton (sari_cureton@peters.senate.gov) in Senator Peters’ (D-MI) office for more information regarding an upcoming letter to the Trump Administration urging U.S. support for a just, durable, and dignified peace in the South Caucasus.

>> ANCA Policy Brief: Armenian American Policy Priorities: Review the complete list of ANCA priorities in the 119th Congress.