This says in a resolution 1832 entitled \"National sovereignty and statehood
in modern international law - the need to clarify\" adopted by the
PACE.
The resolution states that progress has recently been recorded in
the understanding of national sovereignty and statehood, but emphasizes that
understanding the criteria of statehood is one of the most topical issues of the
international law, and in PACE member countries, attempts are made to present
certain territories as independent states, a diplomatic source told Trend
Friday.
The resolution notes that all PACE member countries should in any
form avoid recognizing and supporting the de facto authorities and territories,
formed as a result of illegal secession.
Although the international law
recognizes the right of minorities to self-determination, this right does not
create conditions for automatic self-determination, the resolution
says.
The Armenian delegation to PACE tried to make numerous changes to
the draft resolution (to the provisions concerning the principles of
self-determination and recognition of de facto territories), but changes were
not adopted.
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