Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine Arsen Avakov met with Council of Europe's delegation
Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine Arsen Avakov discussed with Director
of Human Rights in the Council of Europe's Directorate General Human Rights and
Rule of Law Christos Giakoumopoulos the work of the
Ukrainian militia for provision of rights of citizens in the conflict zone,
temporary resettlement of people, including children from the East of our
country, and reforming the Ministry.
In particular, the Minister focused on the
restoring legitimate rights and interests of citizens living in the area of the
anti-terrorist operation.
"The function the MIA now is, first of
all, to ensure law and order and the rule of law in those cities that already
exempt from terrorists. As an example, here is
According to the Minister, very serious work is
being held by law enforcement officers on the establishment and functioning of
the transit points for the temporary resettlement citizens.
"I would like to emphasize that there is
no filtration of the refugee camps, we have transit filtration points through
which citizens can temporarily move to other regions of the state. And if they
can't do it for a few hours, citizens can stay a certain time at these transit
points," said Arsen Avakov.
The head of the law enforcement agency told the
representatives of the Council of Europe that
By turn, Christos Giakoumopoulos
noted that the aim of the Council of Europe to assist
Mr. Christos also said that there would be a
meeting of the Interagency Advisory group for investigation of the events on Maidan in the near future and he urged the representatives
of the Ministry of internal Affairs to join the group.