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European Council 1 Voting results by countries and deputies on draft resolution by PACE rapporteur Christopher Strässer Baku, January 25 (AzerTAc). On Wednesday PACE hosted the discussions on Christopher Strasser's draft report on the so-called political prisoners in Azerbaijan. Parliamentarians who addressed the session praised the democratic development in Azerbaijan, rejected double standards against the country and voted in favor of solving the political prisoner issue within a legal framework. After intense debates, 125 members voted against the resolution, while 79 voted in favor. (By COUNTRIES) Results: In favor of the resolution: 79 Against the resolution: 125 Neutral: 20 Against the In Favor Neutral Country resolution Albania - - - Germany 0 11 3 Andorra 1 1 0 Austria 0 3 0 Azerbaijan 6 0 0 Belgium 2 3 1 Bulgaria 1 1 0 Bosnia and Herzegovina 2 0 1 United Kingdom 8 6 0 2 5 0 Czech Republic 1 Denmark - - - Armenia 0 4 0 0 2 Estonia 0 1 4 Finland 0 7 4 France 1 Georgia 1 0 0 0 1 Croatia 1 İreland 3 1 0 İsland 0 2 1 Spain 9 1 1 0 6 Sweden 0 1 4 Switzerland 1 Italy 9 2 1 Cyprus 0 1 0 Latvia 0 3 0 Liechtenstein 0 2 0 Lithunia 0 2 0 Luxemburg 0 2 0 Hungary 1 1 0 3 Macedonia 2 0 0 Malta 1 0 0 Moldova 3 0 0 Monaco 0 1 0 2 0 Montenegro 0 The Netherlands 0 1 2 Norway 1 4 0 5 1 Poland 0 4 0 Portugal 0 2 0 Romania 1 Rusia 18 0 0 San-Marino 1 1 0 Serbia 4 2 1 Slovak Republic 4 0 0 Slovenia 0 0 1 Turkey 10 0 0 Ukraine 6 2 1 Greece 5 0 2 Members of PACE who voted against the resolution: Name of member of PACE Country 4 Meritxell Mateu i Pi Andorra Sevinj FATALIYEVA Azerbaijan Ali HUSEYNLI Azerbaijan Rafael HUSEYNOV Azerbaijan Sahiba GAFAROVA Azerbaijan Rovshan RZAYEV Azerbaijan Səməd SEYIDOV Azerbaijan Philippe BLANCHARD Belgium Patrick MORIO Belgium Yunal LUTFI Bulgaria Malika MARKOVIC Senad ŞEPİÇ Bosnia and Herzegovina James CLAPPISON United Kingdom Alexander DANDY United Kingdom Baroness Diana ECCLES United Kingdom Cheryl GILlAN United Kingdom Mike HANCKOK United Kingdom Robert NAIL United Kingdom Robert WALTER United Kingdom Angela WATKINSON United Kingdom Catherine CONESNA Czech Republic Miroslav KREYSA Czech Republic Václav KUBATA Czech Republic 5 Pavel LEBEDA Czech Republic Dana VAHALOVA Czech Republic Sirkka-Liisa ANTTİLA Finlandiya Christian BATAILLE France Jean-Marie BOCKEL France Jean-Yves LE DÉAUT France Thierry MARIANI France Philippe Pozzo di BORGO France André SCHNEIDER France France Marie-Jo ZIMMERMANN Tedo JAPARIDZE Georgia Terence FLANAGAN Ireland Tarry LEYDEN Ireland William Joseph O'REİLLY Ireland Pedro AGRAMUNT Spain José María BENEYTO Spain Agustin CONDE Spain Rubén MORENO PALANKES Spain Alejandro MUNOZ-ALONSO Spain Eva PARERA Spain Gabino PUCHE Spain Carmen QUINTANILLA Spain Khorde SHUKLA Spain 6 Doris FIALA-GOLDIGER Switzerland Rossana BOLDİ Italy Gennaro MALGİERİ Italy Pasquale NESSA Italy Andrea RİGONİ Italy Giacomo SANTINI Italy Giuseppe SARO Italy Giacomo STUCCHI Italy Giuseppe VALENTİNO Italy Luca VOLONTÈ Italy Tamas GAUDİ NAGİ Hungary Ermira MEHMETİ DEVAJA Macedonia Macedonia Alexandar NİKOLOSKİ Joseph DEBONO GRECH Malta Corina FUSU Moldova Valeriu GİLETCHİ Moldova Grigore PETRENCO Moldova Damir SHEHOVİCH Montenegro Montenegro zoran VUKCOVIC Karin S. WALDSET Norway 7 Grzegorz CZELEJ Poland Zbigniew GIRZYŃSKI Poland Jarosław GÓRCZYŃSKI Poland Tadeusz IWIŃSKI Poland Łukasz ZBONIKOWSKI Poland António BRAGA Portugal Telmo CORREA Portugal Carlos COSTA NEVES Portugal José MENDES BOTA Portugal Viorel Riceard BADEA Romania Romania Ionuţ-Marian STROE Tamerlan AGUZAROV Russia Alexey Ivanovich ALEKSANDROV Russia Otari ARSHBA Russia Anton BELYAKOV Russia Olga BORZOVA Russia Natalia BURYKINA Russia Vyacheslav FETISOV Russia Olga KAZAKOVA Russia Dmitry KRYVITSKY Russia Anvar MAKHMUTOV Russia Alexey PUSHKOV Russia Yury SHAMKOV Russia 8 Robert SHLEGEL Russia Alexander SIDYAKIN Russia Leonid SLUTSKİY Russia Yury SOLONIN Russia Valeriy SUDARENKOV Russia Russia Alexander TER-AVANESOV Lorella STEFANELLI San-Marino Miloš ALIGRUDIĆ Serbia Aleksandra DJUROVIĆ Serbia Vladimir ILIĆ Serbia Serbia Stefana MILADINOVIĆ Mikuláš DZURINDA Slovak Republic Darina GABÁNIOVÁ Slovak Republic Pavol GOGA Slovak Republic Oľga NACHTMANNOVÁ Slovak Republic Deniz BAYKAL Turkey Gülsün BİLGEHAN Turkey Mevlüt ÇAVUŞOĞLU Turkey Şaban DİŞLİ Turkey Tülin ERKAL KARA Turkey Pelin GÜNDEŞ BAKIR Turkey Burhan KAYATÜRK Turkey Haluk KOÇ Turkey Nursuna MEMECAN Turkey 9 Ahmet Kutalmiş TÜRKEŞ Turkey Serhii KIVALOV Ukraine Yevhen MARMAZOV Ukraine Larysa MELNYCHUK Ukraine Lev MYRYMSKYI Ukraine Ivan POPESCU Ukraine Volodymyr PYLYPENKO Ukraine Theodora BAKOYANNIS Greece Ioannis DRAGASAKIS Greece Liana KANELLI Greece Epameinondas MARIAS Greece Foteini PIPILI Greece Members of PACE who voted in favor of the resolution: Alev KORUN Austria Stefan SCHENNACH Austria Gisela WURM Austria Andorra Gerard BARCIA DUEDRA Davit HARUTYUNYAN Armenia Arpine HOVHANNISYAN Armenia Armen RUSTAMYAN Armenia Naira ZOHRABYAN Armenia 10 Dirk Van der MAELEN Belgium Fatiha SAİDİ Belgium Ludo SANNEN Belgium Bulgaria Latchezar TOSHEV Christopher CHOPE United Kingdom Michael CONNARTY United Kingdom Jim DOBBIN United Kingdom Alan MEALE United Kingdom Jim SHERIDAN United Kingdom Lord John E. TOMLINSON United Kingdom Hungary Vilmos SZABÓ Doris BARNETT Germany Marieluise BECK Germany Viola von CRAMON-TAUBADEL Germany Erich Georg FRITZ Germany Joachim HÖRSTER Germany Jerzy MONTAG Germany Johannes PFLUG Germany Marlene RUPPRECHT Germany Marina SCHUSTER Germany Frank SCHWABE Germany Germany Christoph STRÄSSER 11 Ireland Michael McNAMARA Mörður ÁRNASON Iceland Birkir Yón YÓNSSON Iceland Delia BLANCO Iceland Giuliana CARLINO İtaly İtaly Paolo CORSINI Stella KYRIAKIDES Cyprus Lolita ČIGĀNE Latvia Boriss CILEVIČS Latvia Latvia Inese LĪBIŅA-EGNERE Algis KAŠĖTA Lithuania Lithuania Orinta LEIPUTĖ Gebhard NEGELE Liechtenstein Renate WOHLWEND Liechtenstein Anne BRASSEUR Luxembourg Norbert HAUPERT Luxembourg Bernard MARQUET Monaco The Netherlands Tineke STRIK 12 Karin ANDERSEN Norway Lise CHRISTOFFERSEN Norway Sylvi GRAHAM Norway Norway Håkon HAUGLI Poland Marek BOROWSKI San-Marino Gerardo GIOVAGNOLI Vesna MARJANOVIĆ Serbia Serbia Nataša VUČKOVIĆ Pavlo RYABIKIN Ukraine Ukraine Oleksandr SHEVCHENKO Susanna HUOVINEN Finland Riitta MYLLER Finland Kimmo SASI Finland Anne-Mari VIROLAINEN Finland Bernard FOURNIER France Jean-Claude FRÉCON France Jean-Pierre MICHEL France France René ROUQUET Croatia Gvozden Srećko FLEGO Andreas GROSS Switzerland 13 Liliane MAURY PASQUIER Switzerland Luc RECORDON Switzerland Maximilian REIMANN Switzerland Carina HÄGG Sweden Mats JOHANSSON Sweden Kerstin LUNDGREN Sweden Carina OHLSSON Sweden Marietta de POURBAIX-LUNDIN Sweden Björn von SYDOW Sweden Margus HANSON Estonia Andres HERKEL Estonia Neutral Belgium Stefaan VERCAMER Ismeta DERVOZ Bosnia and Herzegovina Andrej HUNKO Germany Karin STRENZ Germany Katrin WERNER Germany Dimitrios PAPADIMOULIS Greece Theodora TZAKRI Greece Iceland Þuriður BACKMAN Spain Ramón JÁUREGUI 14 Renato FARİNA İtaly Hans FRANKEN The Netherlands Tiny KOX The Netherlands Romania Traian Constantin IGAŞ Serbia Svetislava BULAJIĆ Roman JAKIČ Slovenia Ukraine Volodymyr ARIEV France Brigitte ALLAIN Croatia Frano MATUŠIĆ Czech Republic Rom KOSTŘICA Switzerland Urs SCHWALLER.
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