В Швейцарии пытаются завести судебное дело на госминистра Турции за отрицание Геноцида армян

Общественный прокурор швейцарского Цюриха Кристин Брайншвейг назначила расследование заявления госминистра Турции, главный переговорщик по вступлению Турции в ЕС Эгемена Багиса о том, что «Геноцид армян не существует”.

Как передает Hürriyet, на вопрос французского журналиста на прошлой неделе о событиях 1915 года, Багис отметил: «Не существует Геноцида армян, арестуйте меня».

Прокурор Кристин Брайншвейг подтвердила информацию о том, что ведется расследование, которое прояснит говорил Багис этого или нет. “Мы рассмотрим вопрос о неприкосновенности министра Эгемена Багиса. Если он сделал что-то незаконное, и, если он не обладает дипломатической неприкосновенностью, то мы откроем на него судебное дело», - подчеркнула прокурор.

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