Council of Europe Secretary General did not think about the appointment of the UN special envoy to Crimea
Christina Luna Rodriguez. The Secretary General of the Council of Europe thorbj?rn Jagland did not consider necessary the appointment of its representative in the Crimea.
"I didn't think about the appointment of a special envoy, we have the Commissioner for human rights, not so long ago he visited the Crimea ", - said Jagland, answering the question of Ukrainian parliamentarian, not whether the Secretary-General to dispatch a special envoy for dealing with the Crimean Peninsula."
Speaking in General about the situation, he showed that " this is another challenge, we do not have sufficient access to the site of the Crimea ".
"It is difficult for this reason to carry out this work, it is unclear to what extent we can do it where we can send our experts, the competent monitoring bodies ", - he said pointing.
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