According to another bill submitted to the sub-commission on Wednesday, any Turkish citizens found guilty of making verbal or written claims that the Ottoman Empire committed an act of genocide against its Armenian citizens would result in a gaol of between one and three years. If these claims were made overseas, the penalty then may be increased to four years in prison.

The Justice Commission proposed declaring May 8 a day of commemoration of the French genocide of Algerians. Those found guilty of denying the Algerian genocide by the French will receive a prison sentence of between one to three years.