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– Civil society calls for investigation into corruption allegations linking PACE and Azerbaijan (Demo)

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By HRNJ-Uganda International Media News April 21, 2017

The allegations regarding improper conduct of PACE members are serious, credible and risk gravely undermining the credibility of the Assembly, as well as the Council of Europe as a whole. It is essential that these allegations are investigated thoroughly and impartially.
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