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"HAYKAKAN ZHAMANAK": HUNGARIAN DEPUTY PM'S AND NIKOL PASHINYAN'S CONVERSATION
http://lurer.com/?p=39130&l=en
2012-09-05 09:32:20
"Haykakan Zhamanak" writes, that yesterday a face to face conversation
took place between the Hungarian Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of
Administration and Justice Tibor Navracsics and NA MP Nikol Pashinyan.
It took place within the frames of the 22nd Economic Forum, opened in
Polish Krynica -Zdroj city. During one of the seminar-debates, when
Navracsics has been reading a report on e-courts prospects in Europe,
Pashinyan asked for voice, and posed him the following inquiries.
- Mr. Navracsics, a little ago you were saying that the e-court
is an expensive type of justice. I want to ask you about another
"expensive" type of justice. A few days ago you've signed a decision
on extraditing Azerbaijani citizen Ramil Safarov, who had been
sentenced to life in prison without right for pardon for 30 years,
by the Hungarian court. On his arrival at the capital, Safarov has
been in freedom. For those, who don't know, let me say, that in 2004
Safarov has killed Armenian citizen Gurgen Margaryan in Budapest. They,
as officers of the Armed Forces of their countries, were participating
in English classes within the frames of NATO's "Partnership for Peace"
program. Safarov has axed Margaryan, when the latter, not guessing
anything, was sleeping in his own bed.
Mr. Navrascics, please reply:
- How have you made the decision of extraditing Safarov? You knew,
that after murdering the Armenian officer Safarov was being regarded
as national hero in his country, and his pardon was more than
predictable. Why was the further serving of his sentence impossible
in Hungary?
- Do you condemn the president of Azerbaijan, for signing the
decision of amnesty of a person, who has been recognized as guilty
for intentional murder by the Hungarian court? Don't you think it's
a slight step towards the Hungarian court?
- What can you say about the publications of the media, according to
which Azerbaijan has paid you fir Safarov's release?
- What steps do you intend to take in order to make the decision of the
Hungarian Court be respected? Do you intend to take any steps towards
returning Safarov to prison, for example, declare an international
search for him or anything else?
In response to this questionnaire, Navrascics, who signed the decision
of extraditing Safarov, pronounced just 3 sentences:
"Safarov's extradition took place based on international documents.
Azerbaijan had given guarantees that he will remain at the prison
for some time. Azerbaijan should be asked why Safarov is released."
After this reply, the speaker closed the session.
ANC MPs and Hrant Bagratyan and Nikol Pashinyan were participating in
the forum of Krynica with the invitations of the organizers. Yesterday
the Economic Forum in Krynica has been officially pened bythe
president of Poland Bronislav Komorovsky and the president of Croatia
Ivo Josipovic.
http://lurer.com/?p=39130&l=en
2012-09-05 09:32:20
"Haykakan Zhamanak" writes, that yesterday a face to face conversation
took place between the Hungarian Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of
Administration and Justice Tibor Navracsics and NA MP Nikol Pashinyan.
It took place within the frames of the 22nd Economic Forum, opened in
Polish Krynica -Zdroj city. During one of the seminar-debates, when
Navracsics has been reading a report on e-courts prospects in Europe,
Pashinyan asked for voice, and posed him the following inquiries.
- Mr. Navracsics, a little ago you were saying that the e-court
is an expensive type of justice. I want to ask you about another
"expensive" type of justice. A few days ago you've signed a decision
on extraditing Azerbaijani citizen Ramil Safarov, who had been
sentenced to life in prison without right for pardon for 30 years,
by the Hungarian court. On his arrival at the capital, Safarov has
been in freedom. For those, who don't know, let me say, that in 2004
Safarov has killed Armenian citizen Gurgen Margaryan in Budapest. They,
as officers of the Armed Forces of their countries, were participating
in English classes within the frames of NATO's "Partnership for Peace"
program. Safarov has axed Margaryan, when the latter, not guessing
anything, was sleeping in his own bed.
Mr. Navrascics, please reply:
- How have you made the decision of extraditing Safarov? You knew,
that after murdering the Armenian officer Safarov was being regarded
as national hero in his country, and his pardon was more than
predictable. Why was the further serving of his sentence impossible
in Hungary?
- Do you condemn the president of Azerbaijan, for signing the
decision of amnesty of a person, who has been recognized as guilty
for intentional murder by the Hungarian court? Don't you think it's
a slight step towards the Hungarian court?
- What can you say about the publications of the media, according to
which Azerbaijan has paid you fir Safarov's release?
- What steps do you intend to take in order to make the decision of the
Hungarian Court be respected? Do you intend to take any steps towards
returning Safarov to prison, for example, declare an international
search for him or anything else?
In response to this questionnaire, Navrascics, who signed the decision
of extraditing Safarov, pronounced just 3 sentences:
"Safarov's extradition took place based on international documents.
Azerbaijan had given guarantees that he will remain at the prison
for some time. Azerbaijan should be asked why Safarov is released."
After this reply, the speaker closed the session.
ANC MPs and Hrant Bagratyan and Nikol Pashinyan were participating in
the forum of Krynica with the invitations of the organizers. Yesterday
the Economic Forum in Krynica has been officially pened bythe
president of Poland Bronislav Komorovsky and the president of Croatia
Ivo Josipovic.