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PRESS-SECRETARY OF ARMENIAN PRESIDENT QUALIFIES TURKISH LAWYER'S ACCUSATIONS AS NONSENSE
AZG Armenian Daily
07/03/2007
Viktor Soghomonyan, the press-secretary of the Armenian President,
qualified Turkish lawyer Kamal Kerincsiz's initiative as nonsense. The
Turkish lawyer tries to accuse the Armenian President of the "Khojaly
genocide".
"That's nonsense", V.Soghomonyan gave a short answer to an ArmInfo
correspondent, commenting upon Kamal Kerincsiz's initiative. The Azeri
APA news agency reports that the K.Kerincsiz, the leader of the Turkish
Lawyers' Union, has already appealed to some unknown judicial structure
"Roman International Criminal Court". According to the source, the
lawyer states that he has all the necessary proof for accusing the
Armenian President and 78 terrorists of the massacre. At the same time,
K.Kerincsiz expressed confidence that the Turkish court will render a
favorable decision. But if Turkish courts fail to render a decision in
favor of Azeri Turks for some political reasons, the Lawyer' Union will
raise this issue in the International Criminal Court, K.Kerincsiz said.
AZG Armenian Daily
07/03/2007
Viktor Soghomonyan, the press-secretary of the Armenian President,
qualified Turkish lawyer Kamal Kerincsiz's initiative as nonsense. The
Turkish lawyer tries to accuse the Armenian President of the "Khojaly
genocide".
"That's nonsense", V.Soghomonyan gave a short answer to an ArmInfo
correspondent, commenting upon Kamal Kerincsiz's initiative. The Azeri
APA news agency reports that the K.Kerincsiz, the leader of the Turkish
Lawyers' Union, has already appealed to some unknown judicial structure
"Roman International Criminal Court". According to the source, the
lawyer states that he has all the necessary proof for accusing the
Armenian President and 78 terrorists of the massacre. At the same time,
K.Kerincsiz expressed confidence that the Turkish court will render a
favorable decision. But if Turkish courts fail to render a decision in
favor of Azeri Turks for some political reasons, the Lawyer' Union will
raise this issue in the International Criminal Court, K.Kerincsiz said.