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Swedish MPs send letter to Hungarian Embassy on Safarov's case
news.am
September 21, 2012 | 20:36
Members of different political parties in the Swedish Parliament sent
a letter to the Hungarian Ambassador in Sweden Gabor Szentivanyi
expressing concern by consequences of murderer Ramil Safarov's
extradition and possible impact on the relations between Armenia and
Azerbaijan.
In a letter MPs joined the international condemnation of the
`glorification' of the terrible crime which Safarov committed, the
Union of Armenian Associations in Sweden said.
`The conduct of Baku has been condemned by several international
instances, among others UN Secretary General, EU President, the
President of the European Parliament, the Chairman of the Council of
Europe as well as the governments of the permanent chairmen of the
OSCE Minsk Group, denouncing it as incompatible with the ongoing peace
process.
Mr. Ambassador, we as Member of the Parliament of Sweden wish to find
out how Your Government, a member of the European Union, will now
react to this breach of rules and agreements and demand Baku to honour
international laws according to which the extradition was performed.
News media and Hungarian opposition claim that Azeri financial
assurances to the Hungarian Government played a crucial role in the
extradition which has now harmed the peace process conducted by OSCE
Minsk Group.
We hope that the Hungarian Government can clarify this issue in a
proper manner. At the same time we hope that Your Government will
takes decisive measures for reprimanding Baku for their breach of
international laws, endangering the fragile peace process of
Nagorno-Karabakh, as well as for having dishonored the agreement made
between the Justice Departments of respective country,' reads the
letter provided by the Union.
news.am
September 21, 2012 | 20:36
Members of different political parties in the Swedish Parliament sent
a letter to the Hungarian Ambassador in Sweden Gabor Szentivanyi
expressing concern by consequences of murderer Ramil Safarov's
extradition and possible impact on the relations between Armenia and
Azerbaijan.
In a letter MPs joined the international condemnation of the
`glorification' of the terrible crime which Safarov committed, the
Union of Armenian Associations in Sweden said.
`The conduct of Baku has been condemned by several international
instances, among others UN Secretary General, EU President, the
President of the European Parliament, the Chairman of the Council of
Europe as well as the governments of the permanent chairmen of the
OSCE Minsk Group, denouncing it as incompatible with the ongoing peace
process.
Mr. Ambassador, we as Member of the Parliament of Sweden wish to find
out how Your Government, a member of the European Union, will now
react to this breach of rules and agreements and demand Baku to honour
international laws according to which the extradition was performed.
News media and Hungarian opposition claim that Azeri financial
assurances to the Hungarian Government played a crucial role in the
extradition which has now harmed the peace process conducted by OSCE
Minsk Group.
We hope that the Hungarian Government can clarify this issue in a
proper manner. At the same time we hope that Your Government will
takes decisive measures for reprimanding Baku for their breach of
international laws, endangering the fragile peace process of
Nagorno-Karabakh, as well as for having dishonored the agreement made
between the Justice Departments of respective country,' reads the
letter provided by the Union.