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  • Greece And Cyprus Launched Demonstrations On Extradition Of Murderer

    GREECE AND CYPRUS LAUNCHED DEMONSTRATIONS ON EXTRADITION OF MURDERER SAFAROV

    ARMENPRESS
    6 September, 2012
    YEREVAN

    YEREVAN, SEPTEMBER 6, ARMENPRESS: Demonstrations were organized in
    Greece and Cyprus in connection with extradition of Azerbaijani
    criminal Ramil Safarov by Hungary Government on September 5. As
    Armenpress reports, the demonstrations first declared their launch in
    Salonika. The move was initiated by Greece ARF ANCA Commission. The
    demonstrators gathered Salonika Saint Astvatsatsin Church moved to
    Hungary chief consulate by chanting slogans .Consulate representative
    was handed over a protest letter.Greece ARF central committee
    initiated the meeting in Athens. The demonstrators carrying posters
    and chanting slogans passed Athens Central Avenue and stopped at
    Hungary Embassy. Embassy consulate received the demonstrators, where
    they handed him a protest letter, the diplomat assured their voices
    would not remain unheard by Hungary Government and promised to send
    the letter to Budapest. Cypros capital Nicosia also hosted protest
    actions in front of Hungary Embassy. The demonstrators were holding
    '~R Hungary hungry for money'~R, '~RBlood is on your hands'~R posters.

    Azerbaijani officer Ramil Safarov slayed with an ax Armenian officer
    Gurgen Margaryan when the latter was sleeping on February 19 of 2004
    .The two officers were taking part in English language courses in
    framework of NATO program in Budapest. Hungarian court sentenced
    Ramil Safarov to life imprisonment, without a right to be pardoned
    during the first 30 years in jail. Yet the criminal was extradited by
    Hungary Government on August 31, 2012. On the same day the assassinate
    was granted pardon by Azerbaijani President.

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