Report on missing people in Caucasus is not included in PACE spring agenda

April 3, 2007 - 16:49 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - The report on problems concerning missing people in the south Caucasus is not included in the preliminary agenda of PACE (Parliamentarian Assembly of the Council of Europe) spring session, PACE rapporteur on issues concerning missing people in the South Caucus Leo Platvoet stated. He added his report may be included till April 15. L. Platvoet stressed that at his part he has done everything possible to include the report in the agenda of the coming session.



"I am not a member of the commission, which determines the agenda of sessions. It has decided that the greater part of spring session will be devoted to discussions around situation with human rights in Europe," he stated. At the same time Leo Platvoet expressed hope his report will be included in the agenda.



Mr. Platvoet added if this does not happen the report will not be postponed till summer session and will be discussed at the session of PACE Permanent Commission, which will be held May 24 in Belgrade, APA reports.
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