Deputy
Croatian Democratic Union
Croatian Parliament - Hrvatski sabor
HR - 10000 - Zagreb
Croatia
marija.pejcinovic-buric@sabor.hr
Working language: English
25/01/2021 | 16:53:44 Thank you very much. So, starting with access to Crimea. I didn't say that the Council of Europe couldn't go to Crimea, but that the visit to Ukraine of the commissioner to discuss that was postponed because of Covid-19. This was what I wanted to convey. I am sure that the sovereignty and the territorial integrity of Ukraine are very clearly mentioned in a number of documents of the Council of Europe and, from that point of view, I think my position is very clear as one of the other bodies... 25/01/2021 | 16:44:57 Now, coming back to the internal matters of the Council of Europe for the teleworking of staff and where they are stationed: I would like to recall first that we have had teleworking for a number of years in the Council of Europe and I think among the public authorities we are one of those international organisations who have offered a very, very generous possibility of teleworking. It amounts to possibly working 20 working days a year which, in all, would be one month in 12 months of work... 25/01/2021 | 16:34:48 I turn now to the questions on Azerbaijan and prisoners of war. What I can say in general - and I can assure you of this - is that, since the start of the conflicts that began at the end of the summer, the Council of Europe has been among the first, if not the first institution, to react. One Sunday morning, very early on, when war broke out, the three of us - the President of this Assembly at the time, the Chairman of the Committee of Ministers and myself - reacted and asked the authorities... 25/01/2021 | 16:30:04 Thank you Mr Chairman. Let me start with the questions put at the beginning regarding the execution of judgments and in particular in the three cases that you, Mr Frank SCHWABE, named. Let me first say that execution in general is showing positive developments but still serious difficulties remain in some of the politically sensitive cases. There are structural legal complex problems in some cases. All in all I think we can say that we can be satisfied with the execution trends, but as the... 25/01/2021 | 16:15:13 Of course, the Parliamentary Assembly has worked not only on this issue, but on all of those that I have mentioned. And it is right that every part of the organisation plays its role in order that we can progress together. This is equally true when it comes to addressing other ongoing challenges. For example, the conflict that flared last year in and around Nagorno-Karabakh. We have spoken out repeatedly about the need to ensure peace. We welcomed the November ceasefire between Armenia and...
01/06/2011 | Doc. 12626 | Report Reversing the sharp decline in youth employment
12/10/2011 | Doc. 12770 | Motion for a resolution Vukovar 1991 – 2011 12/10/2011 | Doc. 12772 | Motion for a resolution Human rights as the ethical reference in a global economy 06/04/2011 | Doc. 12567 | Motion for a resolution Measuring the well-being of European citizens 14/02/2011 | Doc. 12399 | Written declaration 50th Anniversary of the Parliamentary Assembly Resolution condemning the Soviet occupation of the Baltic States 25/01/2011 | Doc. 12495 | Motion for a resolution Investing in a low-carbon economy for growth and development
24/06/2011 | Doc. 12634, vote on the draft text for resolution The progress of the Assembly’s monitoring procedure (June 2010 – May 2011) 24/06/2011 | Doc. 12629, vote on the draft text for recommendation Towards a European framework convention on youth rights 24/06/2011 | Doc. 12626, vote on the draft text for resolution Reversing the sharp decline in youth employment 22/06/2011 | Doc. 12627, vote on the draft text for resolution Reform of the Parliamentary Assembly 22/06/2011 | Doc. 12631, vote on the draft text for recommendation Living together in 21st-century Europe: follow-up to the report of the Group of Eminent Persons of the Council of Europe