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FOUR MAJOR DEMANDS
Karine Asatrian
A1+
15 April, 2008
"None of the Armenian delegation members could expect relief at PACE
session after March 1 events", Avet Adonts, member of "Bargavach
Hayastan" Party (Prosperous Armenia), told "A1+". "We all knew the
issue would be thoroughly discussed. In fact, March 1 events found
an objective response at the European Council."
The draft resolution on the state of Armenian democratic institutions
was discussed at the monitoring committee session today. The resolution
will be passed on April 17 after being discussed at PACE session.
There were 4 major demands in the draft resolution introduced by
Georges Columbier and John Prescott: 1) to conduct negotiations between
Parliament and people, 2) to set free those not guilty, 3) to carry
out a thorough investigation of March 1 events, 4) to reconsider the
changes in the "Law on rallies, demonstrations and marches".
The implementation of resolution terms will be discussed 3 months
later at PACE summer session.
Karine Asatrian
A1+
15 April, 2008
"None of the Armenian delegation members could expect relief at PACE
session after March 1 events", Avet Adonts, member of "Bargavach
Hayastan" Party (Prosperous Armenia), told "A1+". "We all knew the
issue would be thoroughly discussed. In fact, March 1 events found
an objective response at the European Council."
The draft resolution on the state of Armenian democratic institutions
was discussed at the monitoring committee session today. The resolution
will be passed on April 17 after being discussed at PACE session.
There were 4 major demands in the draft resolution introduced by
Georges Columbier and John Prescott: 1) to conduct negotiations between
Parliament and people, 2) to set free those not guilty, 3) to carry
out a thorough investigation of March 1 events, 4) to reconsider the
changes in the "Law on rallies, demonstrations and marches".
The implementation of resolution terms will be discussed 3 months
later at PACE summer session.