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ARMENIAN PARLIAMENT SET TO RATIFY CONVENTION ON POLITICAL RIGHTS OF WOMEN
ARMENPRESS
Oct 23, 2007
YEREVAN, OCTOBER 23, ARMENPRESS: Armenian deputy foreign minister
Gegham Gharibjanian asked today lawmakers to ratify the Convention
on Political Rights of Women.
Addressing the parliament he said the Convention was signed in 1954 and
by 2006 January 120 nations have joined it. He said the ratification
is stipulated also by Armenia's national plan of actions designed to
improve the situation of women and raise their role in the society.
He said the ratification will mean that Armenia wishes to observe
the principle of men and women equality as it is spelled out in the
UN Declaration of Basic Human Rights.
Larisa Alaverdian from the opposition Heritage party said the
parliament should pass a set of relating laws to be able to materialize
the Convention's provisions, apart from extra financial means.
The deputy minister said the financial mans are envisaged by the
national plan of actions for 2004-2010. The lawmakers are expected
to ratify the Convention tomorrow.
ARMENPRESS
Oct 23, 2007
YEREVAN, OCTOBER 23, ARMENPRESS: Armenian deputy foreign minister
Gegham Gharibjanian asked today lawmakers to ratify the Convention
on Political Rights of Women.
Addressing the parliament he said the Convention was signed in 1954 and
by 2006 January 120 nations have joined it. He said the ratification
is stipulated also by Armenia's national plan of actions designed to
improve the situation of women and raise their role in the society.
He said the ratification will mean that Armenia wishes to observe
the principle of men and women equality as it is spelled out in the
UN Declaration of Basic Human Rights.
Larisa Alaverdian from the opposition Heritage party said the
parliament should pass a set of relating laws to be able to materialize
the Convention's provisions, apart from extra financial means.
The deputy minister said the financial mans are envisaged by the
national plan of actions for 2004-2010. The lawmakers are expected
to ratify the Convention tomorrow.