The Crimean authorities are ready to accept the Council of Europe's Commissioner for human rights, Nils mui?nieks, has expressed a desire to re-visit the Peninsula, If his trip will be coordinated at the state level, said Last news Vice-Premier of the Crimean government Dmitry Polonsky. Muiznieks said that he was going to visit the Crimea, and nourishes the hope that the Russian Authorities will again have him in this role. in September of last year He has already visited the Peninsula. Presenting its own annual report to PACE, He said that "with great concern" monitoring the situation with human rights. According to Polonsky, the Crimean Authorities are working with all international organizations under the system that prevailed in Russia. "Crimea is not some separate entity that decides to accept or not to accept. If the Commissioner agree on a private visit with the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation and this issue will be resolved at the state level, and we receive an instruction, order or authorization of, then please, we all here will take, especially because we have nothing to be ashamed of, " said Polonsky. according to his statement, in the Crimean region come every day citizens of foreign countries and see that Crimea all okay and everything is fine ". The Deputy Prime Minister drew attention that Muiznieks must understand that being within the Crimea, must not violate the laws of the Russian Federation. "He is If he comes here, he is not liable to impose their own standards or take any action against the current Russian law," said Polonsky. Crimea and Sevastopol became the Russian regions after the 16 March referendum in which an overwhelming number of voters voted for reunification with Russia. The head of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin said that the referendum in Crimea complies with international law and the UN Charter. the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation has stated many times that the residents of the Crimea in a democratic way, in full accordance with international law and the Charter of the United Nations voted for reunification with Russia, respecting and accepting this choice, and this decision is the reality that ought to be considered. Ukraine considers Crimea its, but at the time occupied territory.