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FRLETS URGES POLICE TO REACT
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[05:54 pm] 20 April, 2007
On April 20, RA NA Speaker Tigran Torosyan, received Boris Frlets,
head of the observatory mission of the OSCE Organization of Democratic
Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) to Armenia.
On Mr. Frlets' request, Mr. Torosyan dwelt on the activity of the
parliamentary working group which is to register the election frauds
and violations fixed by the observers.
"I voice hope that we shall be able to recover the errors in a short
period," Mr. Torosyan says.
The NA Speaker finds the PACE observers' announcement concerning the
public indifference to the upcoming elections inadmissible. Firstly,
people will display their attitude on the Election Day. Secondly,
recent polling results testify that over 50-60 % electorate will
participate in the election.
Mr. Torosyan disagrees to the observers' opinion that the opposition
and the acting authorities aren't given equal footing. In this respect
he said, that leaders of certain oppositional forces find the campaign
coverage normal and balanced.
Mr. Frelts urged the RA police forces to reveal the recent incidents
and encroachments in the city (shots at Erebuni district-editorial
office) and wondered whether suchlike incidents have criminal or
political grounds.
The two sides highlighted the atmosphere of tolerance and competence
among the political forces cornerstones for free, fair and democratic
elections.
A1+
[05:54 pm] 20 April, 2007
On April 20, RA NA Speaker Tigran Torosyan, received Boris Frlets,
head of the observatory mission of the OSCE Organization of Democratic
Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) to Armenia.
On Mr. Frlets' request, Mr. Torosyan dwelt on the activity of the
parliamentary working group which is to register the election frauds
and violations fixed by the observers.
"I voice hope that we shall be able to recover the errors in a short
period," Mr. Torosyan says.
The NA Speaker finds the PACE observers' announcement concerning the
public indifference to the upcoming elections inadmissible. Firstly,
people will display their attitude on the Election Day. Secondly,
recent polling results testify that over 50-60 % electorate will
participate in the election.
Mr. Torosyan disagrees to the observers' opinion that the opposition
and the acting authorities aren't given equal footing. In this respect
he said, that leaders of certain oppositional forces find the campaign
coverage normal and balanced.
Mr. Frelts urged the RA police forces to reveal the recent incidents
and encroachments in the city (shots at Erebuni district-editorial
office) and wondered whether suchlike incidents have criminal or
political grounds.
The two sides highlighted the atmosphere of tolerance and competence
among the political forces cornerstones for free, fair and democratic
elections.