Hungary preferred caviar for justice - European Movement in Armenia
rejects sending delegates to Azerbaijan
news.am
September 07, 2012 | 16:12
YEREVAN. - Head of the European Movement in Armenia Victor Yengibaryan
wrote a letter to the Chairman of the European Movement International
Jo Leinen and other officials of the organization in connection with
Azerbaijani murderer's extradition and granting him a pardon and hence
rejects to participate in the European Movement's meeting in Baku.
`We learn with great disappointment that Hungarian authorities had
extradited Ramil Safarov. As was supposed, the Azerbaijani president
had immediately granted a pardon to the murderer, while the
Azerbaijani people made him a hero. Hungary, being a member of the
NATO and the EU, by releasing Safarov, betrayed all the European
values, discredited European authority and replaced justice with
caviar.
The European Movement in Armenia rejects to send delegates for the
upcoming meeting of the organization, which is scheduled for November
in Baku, Azerbaijan,' the statement reads.
rejects sending delegates to Azerbaijan
news.am
September 07, 2012 | 16:12
YEREVAN. - Head of the European Movement in Armenia Victor Yengibaryan
wrote a letter to the Chairman of the European Movement International
Jo Leinen and other officials of the organization in connection with
Azerbaijani murderer's extradition and granting him a pardon and hence
rejects to participate in the European Movement's meeting in Baku.
`We learn with great disappointment that Hungarian authorities had
extradited Ramil Safarov. As was supposed, the Azerbaijani president
had immediately granted a pardon to the murderer, while the
Azerbaijani people made him a hero. Hungary, being a member of the
NATO and the EU, by releasing Safarov, betrayed all the European
values, discredited European authority and replaced justice with
caviar.
The European Movement in Armenia rejects to send delegates for the
upcoming meeting of the organization, which is scheduled for November
in Baku, Azerbaijan,' the statement reads.