Seyfo Center was founded in 2005 in Holland and is politically and religiously independent. The objective of Seyfo Center is to work for international recognition of the genocide, known in Assyrian as Seyfo (sword), perpetrated against the Assyrian people by Ottoman Turks between 1915 and 1918 during World War One, and in which 750,000 Assyrians (75%) were killed.

In order to achieve its goals Seyfo Center organizes conferences, seminars and other information activities that enable the spread of information on Seyfo while functioning as a support organization for the recognition of the community.

In order to spread its messages it is essential that Seyfo Center lifts up its activities to the public in various forms of mediums. One of these mediums, and perhaps the most important of all, is the Internet, which has its strength and character because of its immediate spread of information around the world.

Consequently, Seyfo Center has decided to launch a website (www.seyfocenter.com). Seyfo Center would like to thank Milad Shamoun for production and development, as well as Sargon Haninke for the design of the website. To maintain a high journalistic standard, Seyfo Center has engaged the services of freelance journalist Dikran Ego.

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