Thursday, November 30, 2006

ARMENIA GRANTED “A” STATUS

30 November, 2006
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RA Human Rights Office has placed an order to become a member of International Coordination Committee (ICC) dealing with human rights protection and their promotion. The members of the ICC must meet the Parisian principles.

The Committee has the following four statuses;

1. A – Compliance with the Parisian principles

2. A (R) – reserve accreditation, when additional information is required to grant A status.

3. B – status of an observer, when the establishment either meets the Parisian principles partially or hasn't submitted all the necessary information to make a final decision.

4. C - the establishment doesn't meet the Parisian principles at all.

The RA Human Rights Office has been granted A status, reports the office.

The status will help Armenia to participate in the sessions of the newly formed Human Rights Council of the UNO, submit written and verbal announcements and participate in the discussion of the disputable issues.

Note: Above are excerpts from the article. The full article appears here. Clarifications and comments by me are contained in {}. Deletions are marked by [...]. The bold emphasis is mine.

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