Debates Parlamentares - Diário 025, p. 45 (2014-05-24)

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- 4 - A/130/2-P.4 ANNEX II

International observers arriving in Ukraine to monitor respect for human rights are not allowed into the territory of the Autonomous Republic or are forced to leave the peninsula. For instance, the United Nations special envoy, Mr. Robert Serry, was forced to interrupt his visit to Crimea. None of the attempts made by a group of OSCE observers to reach the peninsula has been successful: the group was turned back at checkpoints manned by armed guards, including Russian troops. Ukrainian servicemen have shown restraint and refused to react to provocation while blocked at their bases and in the face of constant pressure from armed groups, mostly Russian military units that have no right to be present in the territory of Ukraine. Journalists, local Ukrainian activists and Ukrainian armed forces personnel have been violently abducted by illegal armed groups coordinated by Russian instructors, in flagrant disrespect for all the fundamental norms of Ukrainian and international law. In view of the above, on 11 March 2014 the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine adopted a resolution in which it referred to the safeguards enshrined in the Memorandum on Security Assurances signed in connection with Ukraine's accession to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (Budapest Memorandum) and appealed to the Memorandum’s signatories and international organizations to take practical measures to ensure the security and territorial integrity of Ukraine. The Verkhovna Rada also demanded that the Russian Federation immediately withdraw its illegally deployed troops from the territory of Ukraine and cease its aggression against the Ukrainian State. We urge the Inter-Parliamentary Union to make a clear assessment of the political and diplomatic actions of the Russian Federation, in order to roll back a dangerous precedent that poses a direct threat to the sovereignty of Ukraine and to global peace and stability.

24 DE MAIO DE 2014________________________________________________________________________________________________________

- 4 - A/130/2-P.4 ANNEX II International observers arriving in Ukraine to monitor respect for human rights are not allowed into the territory of the Autonomous Republic or are forced to leave the peninsula. For instance, the United Nations special envoy, Mr. Robert Serry, was forced to interrupt his visit to Crimea. None of the attempts made by a group of OSCE observers to reach the peninsula has been successful: the group was turned back at checkpoints manned by armed guards, including Russian troops. Ukrainian servicemen have shown restraint and refused to react to provocation while blocked at their bases and in the face of constant pressure from armed groups, mostly Russian military units that have no right to be present in the territory of Ukraine. Journalists, local Ukrainian activists and Ukrainian armed forces personnel have been violently abducted by illegal armed groups coordinated by Russian instructors, in flagrant disrespect for all the fundamental norms of Ukrainian and international law. In view of the above, on 11 March 2014 the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine adopted a resolution in which it referred to the safeguards enshrined in the Memorandum on Security Assurances signed in connection with Ukraine's accession to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (Budapest Memorandum) and appealed to the Memorandum’s signatories and international organizations to take practical measures to ensure the security and territorial integrity of Ukraine. The Verkhovna Rada also demanded that the Russian Federation immediately withdraw its illegally deployed troops from the territory of Ukraine and cease its aggression against the Ukrainian State. We urge the Inter-Parliamentary Union to make a clear assessment of the political and diplomatic actions of the Russian Federation, in order to roll back a dangerous precedent that poses a direct threat to the sovereignty of Ukraine and to global peace and stability. 24 DE MAIO DE 2014________________________________________________________________________________________________________45

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