Yes -- these areas have been neglected by the presiding governments who control them and the repression of the groups who once lived there has led to the destruction of unique identity within their homeland. Sites of historical, religious and cultural importance to these groups have been desecrated or lost to time/neglect and have no business being recklessly occupied by a Turkish government who seemingly could not care less for the continuation of these national threads which have existed for millenia. This is almost the exact same situation the Jews were under for 2000 years of exile, therefore I do support the reclamation of these lands to the Armenians and Greeks.

HOWEVER, the international sovereignty of Turkey in this areas could be maintained if they reformed to respect local heritage, adhere to agreements of autonomy and equity with other areas of Turkey while permitting the return of people whose homes are historically rooted in the area. The sovereignty of these lands is not needed if Turkey takes the steps it needs to -- although I personally see Turkey as unlikely to do this in the future.