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AZERBAIJANI MPS PROPOSE DISMISS OF FRANCE FROM MINSK GROUP
www.worldbulletin.net
Feb 1 2012
Turkey
Several Azerbaijani parliamentarians proposed to dismiss France from
its mission as co-chair of Minsk Group at the Organization for Security
& Cooperation in Europe.
Several Azerbaijani parliamentarians proposed to dismiss France from
its mission as co-chair of Minsk Group at the Organization for Security
& Cooperation in Europe (OSCE).
Azerbaijani Parliament Speaker Oktay Asadov said on Wednesday that
France lost its spiritual right as co-chair of Minsk Group which
undertakes a mediation role in solution of the problem of Upper
Karabagh that is under occupation of Armenia.
Recently, French Senate adopted a law which penalizes the denial of
Armenian allegations regarding 1915 incidents during Ottoman Empire
period. Under the law, people, who deny the Armenian allegations,
are sentenced to one year in prison and 45,000 euro fine. On Tuesday,
77 senators and 65 parliamentarians in France applied to French
Constitutional Council for the annulment of the law. The Council will
announce its decision within a month.
All parliamentarians at Azerbaijani Parliament including Asadov
supported the proposal.
Asadov said that Azerbaijan would try every possible way to support
Turkey.
www.worldbulletin.net
Feb 1 2012
Turkey
Several Azerbaijani parliamentarians proposed to dismiss France from
its mission as co-chair of Minsk Group at the Organization for Security
& Cooperation in Europe.
Several Azerbaijani parliamentarians proposed to dismiss France from
its mission as co-chair of Minsk Group at the Organization for Security
& Cooperation in Europe (OSCE).
Azerbaijani Parliament Speaker Oktay Asadov said on Wednesday that
France lost its spiritual right as co-chair of Minsk Group which
undertakes a mediation role in solution of the problem of Upper
Karabagh that is under occupation of Armenia.
Recently, French Senate adopted a law which penalizes the denial of
Armenian allegations regarding 1915 incidents during Ottoman Empire
period. Under the law, people, who deny the Armenian allegations,
are sentenced to one year in prison and 45,000 euro fine. On Tuesday,
77 senators and 65 parliamentarians in France applied to French
Constitutional Council for the annulment of the law. The Council will
announce its decision within a month.
All parliamentarians at Azerbaijani Parliament including Asadov
supported the proposal.
Asadov said that Azerbaijan would try every possible way to support
Turkey.