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Safarov's extradition raises wave of complaint in Romania
tert.am
19:42 - 02.09.12
Extradition of the murderer of the Armenian officer by the Hungarian
government raised a wave of complaint among the Romanian Armenians,
Armenpress news agency reports.
Besides the strict violations of international norms of legal and
diplomatic relations they view it as a blow to the memory of the
Hungarian Armenians who had significant contribution to the
reinforcement and development of the country. The leadership of the
Romanian Armenian community has convened assemblies on Saturday and
Sunday to discuss the further steps.
A decision has been made to release a joint statement by the Romanian
Armenian Union and Diocese. After getting City Hall's permission a
protest rally will be conducted in front of the Hungarian embassy in
Bucharest.
The Romanian press is widely covering the developments over Safarov's
extradition, refers to Armenia's decision to suspend diplomatic
relations with Hungary. A number of leading mass media referred to the
murder of Armenian officer Gurgen Margaryan by Safarov, reported about
the latter's trial in Budapest and honoring events in Azerbaijan on
the occasion of his return.
On September 2, at approximately 12.00 p.m. local time a person
imitating child's voice called the Romanian police saying a bomb is
placed in the Hungary's embassy. The employees were immediately
evacuated, the police searched the territory without finding anything.
The alarm was false.
Adam Balas, political consultant of the embassy, said it is a
frequently met phenomenon in Romania. The local press though ties the
incident with the extradition of Safarov.
Protest rallies are being held in front of Hungarian embassies in
different countries.
From: A. Papazian
tert.am
19:42 - 02.09.12
Extradition of the murderer of the Armenian officer by the Hungarian
government raised a wave of complaint among the Romanian Armenians,
Armenpress news agency reports.
Besides the strict violations of international norms of legal and
diplomatic relations they view it as a blow to the memory of the
Hungarian Armenians who had significant contribution to the
reinforcement and development of the country. The leadership of the
Romanian Armenian community has convened assemblies on Saturday and
Sunday to discuss the further steps.
A decision has been made to release a joint statement by the Romanian
Armenian Union and Diocese. After getting City Hall's permission a
protest rally will be conducted in front of the Hungarian embassy in
Bucharest.
The Romanian press is widely covering the developments over Safarov's
extradition, refers to Armenia's decision to suspend diplomatic
relations with Hungary. A number of leading mass media referred to the
murder of Armenian officer Gurgen Margaryan by Safarov, reported about
the latter's trial in Budapest and honoring events in Azerbaijan on
the occasion of his return.
On September 2, at approximately 12.00 p.m. local time a person
imitating child's voice called the Romanian police saying a bomb is
placed in the Hungary's embassy. The employees were immediately
evacuated, the police searched the territory without finding anything.
The alarm was false.
Adam Balas, political consultant of the embassy, said it is a
frequently met phenomenon in Romania. The local press though ties the
incident with the extradition of Safarov.
Protest rallies are being held in front of Hungarian embassies in
different countries.
From: A. Papazian