PACE gave Armenia a chance to continue reforms
The decision not to suspend Armenia's voting rights in PACEM is a new chance for official Yerevan to accomplish the process of reforms, a member of the Armenian delegation to PACE said.
"The Assembly instructed its monitoring group to assess the steps the Armenian government undertakes to alleviate post-election tensions. We should carry out the essential reforms during a certain period of time," Armen Rustamian said.
"During their recent visits to Armenia, the rapporteurs of the PACE monitoring committee made certain that the Armenian leadership demonstrated political will. A fact-finding group on March 1 events was formed. Amendments were introduced into articles 225 and 300 of the RA Penal Code," he said.
"The Assembly instructed its monitoring group to assess the steps the Armenian government undertakes to alleviate post-election tensions. We should carry out the essential reforms during a certain period of time," Armen Rustamian said.
"During their recent visits to Armenia, the rapporteurs of the PACE monitoring committee made certain that the Armenian leadership demonstrated political will. A fact-finding group on March 1 events was formed. Amendments were introduced into articles 225 and 300 of the RA Penal Code," he said.
