The Zovighian Public Office (ZPO) was established in 2015 to serve and safeguard communities facing crises and crimes of atrocity through research, culture, advocacy, and diplomacy. 

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Ten years into genocide, while the world moves on, the Zovighian Public Office will never forget the Yazidi people

من الحصار إلى الحرب: التطهير العرقي للأرمن في ناغورنو كاراباخ - الطبعة 1

في الذكرى السنوية الأولى لإغلاق ممر لاتشين من قبل أذربيجان، أصدر المكتب العام لزوفيكيان تقريرًا شاملاً استخباراتيًّا من مصادر مفتوحة (OSINT) يتضمن رصد المواقع الجغرافية ويدرس كيف حفّز الحصار ارتكاب جرائم الإبادة الجماعية بحق الأرمن الأرتساخيين. كلف المكتب العام لزوفيكيان محلل استخبارات مفتوحة المصدر (OSINT) بإجراء هذا البحث وبالإحاطة الإعلامية المتعلقة بالإبادة الجماعية.

المكتب العام لزوفيكيان (ZPO)

يريفان، أرمينيا

12 كانون الأول 2023

Four years since the Beirut Explosion, an artistic rendition of recovery and women's empowerment

brings joy

The ZPO has released a new cultural creation dedicated to Beirut and Lebanon. Co-created by illustrator and artist Noémie Honein and ZPO Founder Lynn Zovighian, the art piece presents a re-imagined Beirut rebuilt, recovered, and flourishing, through the eyes and needs of women.

Zovighian Public Office (ZPO)

Beirut, Lebanon

August 29, 2024

Yazidi-led short documentary “This is still genocide” released at the commemoration of the Yazidi Genocide

Co-produced by the ZPO and Lynn Zovighian, with Yazda, and directed by Mohamad Chreyteh, this Yazidi-led short documentary investigates the precarious situation in Sinjar and highlights the long-term consequences of the Yazidi Genocide eight years in. On camera, Yazidi survivors describe the existential threats still facing their community.

Yazda and Zovighian Public Office (ZPO)

Singar, Iraq

August 15, 2022

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Critical steps for Yazidi security and recovery in Sinjar outlined in new policy paper at 10-year commemoration of genocide

Yazidi genocide survivors demand justice during special session at Palace of Luxembourg in Paris

As the crises in Lebanon continue, “Giving voice to music” offers a new stage to invest in musicians