Wednesday, 03 September 2003

EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT LOOKS AT HUMAN RIGHTS IN TURKMENISTAN

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By empty (9/3/2003 issue of the CACI Analyst)

The European Parliament has raised the issue of human rights in Turkmenistan and is considering adopting a resolution on the issue. According to Peter Zalmaev, coordinator for CIS programs of the International League for Human Rights, this is \"a revolutionary event.\" He described the action of the European Parliament as the first step toward instituting sanctions against Turkmenistan.
The European Parliament has raised the issue of human rights in Turkmenistan and is considering adopting a resolution on the issue. According to Peter Zalmaev, coordinator for CIS programs of the International League for Human Rights, this is \"a revolutionary event.\" He described the action of the European Parliament as the first step toward instituting sanctions against Turkmenistan. The European Parliament is also considering holding a roundtable on Turkmenistan with the participation of human rights organizations and members of the Turkmen opposition. An official delegation from Turkmenistan would also be invited. Turkmen opposition figure and former Ambassador to Turkey Nurmuhammed Hanamov, who has been meeting with European parliamentarians, said he had found his interlocutors well informed about the situation in Turkmenistan and added that a resolution by the European Parliament should contain specific demands. (Deutsche Welle)
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