The people's choice PACE: CE obliged to condemn military lawlessness in the Donbass
Deputy Prime Minister faction of the United European left, the people's choice of the Moldovan delegation to the PACE of Grigori Petrenko considers it necessary to sign up to the leadership of the Council of Europe so that it condemned the military lawlessness in the Donbass.
" you need to sign up to the leadership of the Council of Europe to condemn the military iniquity committed in the Donbass, " He said Tuesday at a press conference.
according to him, the story is about the elimination of schools, hospitals, kindergartens. Petrenko believes that to make such treatment is necessary in order " to recognize iniquity (military) and without delay to start the proceedings of these crimes ".
He emphasized that in the process of conflict in the South-East of Ukraine violated the fundamental right - the right to life. In addition, violations of civil liberties.
Petrenko has shown that recently I was in the area of conflict and gathered there the right materials. Speaking About the upcoming Wednesday obgovarivaya fall in Ukraine, He showed that ought to in the process of this discussion focused on the humanitarian aspect.
Kyiv authorities in April began in the East of Ukraine military operation against dissatisfied with the February coup d'etat in the region. According to the UN on 21 September, the victims of the conflict was already over 3, 2 thousands of civilians, more than 8 thousand were injured body. In Minsk on 5 September was held the second meeting of the contact group on the settlement of the situation in the East of Ukraine. Kyiv authorities and self-proclaimed Donetsk and Lugansk people's Republic came to an agreement On the ceasefire, which came into force. The parties also reached agreement On international monitoring of its observance, about the exchange of prisoners in the format of " all for all " and the opening of humanitarian corridors.
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