DRAFT RESOLUTION ON ARMENIA READY
AZG Armenian Daily
16/04/2008
After-Election Crisis
PACE Monitoring Commission on April 14 discussed the draft resolution
to be involved in PACE agenda on Thursday on the issue of democratic
institutions’ functioning in Armenia.
According to the representative of the Armenian delegation in PACE
Avet Adonts, a draft resolution of the Parliamentary Assembly was
presented at the meeting of the Commission that will be discussed
and put to the vote on Thursday.
"Actually we have a draft resolution and the first draft resolution was
adopted by the Commission", informed Mr. Adonts and added that until
April 16 (at 10.00 a.m. of local time) the members of the Commission
can present their proposals and additions to this draft resolution
and there will be another chance to discuss the draft resolution,
and after that on Thursday the resolution will be put to the vote.
"The draft resolution involves many important points.
Firstly, it attaches importance to the dialogue between parliamentary
and non-parliamentary forces, secondly, provision of freedom for
those people, who didn’t commit a crime".
According to Adonts, it is clearly mentioned in the resolution that
it is maybe possible to review the place and role of the opposition
in the political system of Armenia.
The draft resolution mentions that on June the Parliamentary Assembly
will touch upon the issue and discuss what progress is recorded after
the adoption of the resolution’, mentioned Avet Adonts.