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Moldova renounces its corrupted anti-Armenian lawyer
Regarding the allegations of Moldovan corrupted advocate Aurelia
Grigoriu, made in Armenia, in the context of the international
conference, the Center for Human Rights of Moldova submitted a letter
to the Armenian ombudsman in which express the regret about the
incident, Armenian News-NEWS.am informs.
The Center for Human Rights of Moldova expresses the hope that the
provocation by corrupted Moldovan lawyer in Yerevan will not affect the
traditional relations of esteem and good cooperation between national
institutions for human rights protection from Republic of Moldova and
Republic of Armenia.
The full text of the letter reads (original grammar and punctuation were
preserved):
`I express my regret regarding the accident that recently happened in the
Parliament of Republic Armenia, in the context of the International
Conference titled `The European Legal Standards and the Scope of Discretion
of Powers in the Member-States of the Council of Europe', organized by
Constitutional Court of the Republic of Armenia.
The allegations of parliamentary advocate Aurelia Grigoriu, certainly do
not reflect the position of national institution for the protection of
human rights from the Republic of Moldova in so sensitive issue.
The Center for Human Rights of Moldova as well as the ombudsman
institutions from other states is one apolitical, and its activity is
focused exclusively on the monitoring of human rights observance.
The ombudsman Offices from Moldova and Armenia maintained constantly
lasting relations of cooperation and mutual support, the allegations of
parliamentary advocate Aurelia Grigoriu should not be a reason of discord
between the two institutions.
I hope what has happened recently in Yerevan will not affect the
traditional relations of esteem and good cooperation between national
institutions for human rights protection from Republic of Moldova and
Republic of Armenia. I take this opportunity to reaffirm the ombudsman
institution openness for cooperation into realisation of the goals for
promovation and protection of human rights in our countries.
Anatolie Munteanu,
Director of the CHRM, Parliamentary Advocate
To Mr. Karen Andreasyan
Human Rights Defender of the Republic of Armenia'
Earlier Armenian News-NEWS.am informed
that the attempts of Moldova's corrupted lawyer Aurelia Grigoriu to provoke
a scandal and damage Armenia's image have ruined. Madame Grigoriu, a
participant of Yerevan-hosted international conference, deliberately locked
herself in her room and refused to participate in the program following her
provocative speech and statements about `occupied territories' voiced in
the Armenian parliament.
According to many journalists, Grigoriu was bribed by Azerbaijani
officials, which whom she maintains intimate relations and whom she visited
for many times in Baku (the media paid attention to the fact that the
corrupted lawyer removed from her Facebook
account
all photos which prove close relationship
between Moldovan lawyer and Azerbaijani officials).
http://news.am/eng/news/161408.html
Regarding the allegations of Moldovan corrupted advocate Aurelia
Grigoriu, made in Armenia, in the context of the international
conference, the Center for Human Rights of Moldova submitted a letter
to the Armenian ombudsman in which express the regret about the
incident, Armenian News-NEWS.am informs.
The Center for Human Rights of Moldova expresses the hope that the
provocation by corrupted Moldovan lawyer in Yerevan will not affect the
traditional relations of esteem and good cooperation between national
institutions for human rights protection from Republic of Moldova and
Republic of Armenia.
The full text of the letter reads (original grammar and punctuation were
preserved):
`I express my regret regarding the accident that recently happened in the
Parliament of Republic Armenia, in the context of the International
Conference titled `The European Legal Standards and the Scope of Discretion
of Powers in the Member-States of the Council of Europe', organized by
Constitutional Court of the Republic of Armenia.
The allegations of parliamentary advocate Aurelia Grigoriu, certainly do
not reflect the position of national institution for the protection of
human rights from the Republic of Moldova in so sensitive issue.
The Center for Human Rights of Moldova as well as the ombudsman
institutions from other states is one apolitical, and its activity is
focused exclusively on the monitoring of human rights observance.
The ombudsman Offices from Moldova and Armenia maintained constantly
lasting relations of cooperation and mutual support, the allegations of
parliamentary advocate Aurelia Grigoriu should not be a reason of discord
between the two institutions.
I hope what has happened recently in Yerevan will not affect the
traditional relations of esteem and good cooperation between national
institutions for human rights protection from Republic of Moldova and
Republic of Armenia. I take this opportunity to reaffirm the ombudsman
institution openness for cooperation into realisation of the goals for
promovation and protection of human rights in our countries.
Anatolie Munteanu,
Director of the CHRM, Parliamentary Advocate
To Mr. Karen Andreasyan
Human Rights Defender of the Republic of Armenia'
Earlier Armenian News-NEWS.am informed
that the attempts of Moldova's corrupted lawyer Aurelia Grigoriu to provoke
a scandal and damage Armenia's image have ruined. Madame Grigoriu, a
participant of Yerevan-hosted international conference, deliberately locked
herself in her room and refused to participate in the program following her
provocative speech and statements about `occupied territories' voiced in
the Armenian parliament.
According to many journalists, Grigoriu was bribed by Azerbaijani
officials, which whom she maintains intimate relations and whom she visited
for many times in Baku (the media paid attention to the fact that the
corrupted lawyer removed from her Facebook
account
all photos which prove close relationship
between Moldovan lawyer and Azerbaijani officials).
http://news.am/eng/news/161408.html