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ARMTV AND PUBLIC SHOCKED BY EBU'S STAND
oikotimes.com
http://www.oikotimes.com/v2/i ndex.php?file=articles&id=6430
Sept 17 2009
The Armenian broadcaster as well as many viewers are shocked after the
announcement of the EBU decision not to impose sanctions to Azerbaijan
over the voting probe.
The broadcaster is about to examine all possible options among them to
submit a protest to the EBU as well to examine possible withdraw from
the 2010 edition, something that seems to be just a first reaction
under the pressure of the news announcement.
Reactions on the web are definitely against the EBU decision while
the decision of the Union to make better rules on televoting seems
to be interesting no one who reads this announcement.
On the other hand early articles published in Azeri newspapers,
applause the EBU decision, having an actual party over the
justification of their case, which we have to remind was created by
their own government!
On a personal view, one thing is weird. How come international press
hasn't got the names of those involved and arrested for voting Armenia
and why European Union hasn't brought the case to the International
Court of Human Rights? A possible answer might be: it's in no one's
best interest I guess to attack Azerbaijan at the moment...
oikotimes.com
http://www.oikotimes.com/v2/i ndex.php?file=articles&id=6430
Sept 17 2009
The Armenian broadcaster as well as many viewers are shocked after the
announcement of the EBU decision not to impose sanctions to Azerbaijan
over the voting probe.
The broadcaster is about to examine all possible options among them to
submit a protest to the EBU as well to examine possible withdraw from
the 2010 edition, something that seems to be just a first reaction
under the pressure of the news announcement.
Reactions on the web are definitely against the EBU decision while
the decision of the Union to make better rules on televoting seems
to be interesting no one who reads this announcement.
On the other hand early articles published in Azeri newspapers,
applause the EBU decision, having an actual party over the
justification of their case, which we have to remind was created by
their own government!
On a personal view, one thing is weird. How come international press
hasn't got the names of those involved and arrested for voting Armenia
and why European Union hasn't brought the case to the International
Court of Human Rights? A possible answer might be: it's in no one's
best interest I guess to attack Azerbaijan at the moment...