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Council of Europe

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  22 May 2009

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The first part of the thirteenth ordinary session of the Consultative Assembly was held from April 24 to 28, 1961, under the chairmanship of Mr. Per Federspiel (Danish Moderate Liberal) who was unanimously re-elected to that position. Mr. Emile Liquard (French U.N.R.), rapporteur df the Bureau and Standing Committee, announced to the Assembly that pursuant to discussions at the twelfth ordinary session the Turkish Foreign Minister had been invited to participate at the thirteenth session; however, in view of the present political activity in that country the Foreign Minister had stated that he would be unable to attend. Mr. Liquard also noted that the Swiss and Israeli observers were subsequently to be seated in the Assembly hall. The Bureau and Standing Committee recommended that a draft resolution presented by Mr. Peter Kirk (British Conservative) on the situation in Spain should be referred to the Political Committee for report and to the Committee on Non-Represented Nations for an opinion; the Assembly adopted the proposal and also unanimously approved another proposal, suggested by the Committee of Ministers, that Cyprus be invited to become a full member of the Council of Europe.

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International Organizations: Summary of Activities: III. Political and Regional Organizations
Information
International Organization , Volume 16 , Issue 1 , Winter 1962 , pp. 244 - 249
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Copyright © The IO Foundation 1962

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1 Council of Europe News, 05–06 1961 (New Series No. 14), p. 7–24Google Scholar. For a summary of the third part of the twelfth ordinary session, see International Organization, Spring 1961 (Vol. 15, No. 2), p. 316–318Google Scholar.

2 Council of Europe Press Report, March 24, 1961. For a summary of previous meetings of the Committee of Ministers, see International Organization, Spring 1961 (Vol. 15, No. 2), p. 318–319Google ScholarPubMed.

3 Council of Europe News, 05–06 1961 (New Series No. 14), p. 2Google Scholar.

4 See above, p. 245.

5 Ibid., July 1961 (New Series No. 15), p. 1; and Council of Europe Press Report, June 5, 1961.

6 Council of Europe News, 09 1961 (New Series No. 16), p. 2Google Scholar.

7 See below, p. 248–249.

8 Council of Europe News, 05–06 1961 (New Series No. 14), p. 2Google Scholar.

9 Ibid., July 1961 (New Series No. 15), p. 1.

10 Council of Europe Press Reports, May 4 and 31, 1961, respectively.

11 Ibid., June 6, 1961.

12 Council of Europe News, 07 1961 (New Series No. 15), p. 2Google ScholarPubMed.

13 Council of Europe Press Report, September 9, 1961, and Council of Europe News, 09 1961 (New Series No. 16), p. 5Google Scholar.

14 Council of Europe News, 09 1961 (New Series No. 16), p. 3–4Google Scholar. For previous discussion of the Court of Human Rights' examination of the Lawless case, see International Organization, Autumn 1960 (Vol. 14, No. 4), p. 678Google Scholar. The Lawless case was brought by Gerald Lawless against the Republic of Ireland charging illegal arrest and imprisonment.

15 Council of Europe News, 07 1961 (New Series No. 15), p. 3Google Scholar, and September 1961 (New Series No. 16), p. 4. For an earlier discussion of the case, see International Organization, Autumn 1960 (Vol. 14, No. 4), p. 678Google Scholar.

16 Council of Europe News, 07 1961 (New Scries No. 15), p. 3Google ScholarPubMed.

17 Ibid., May–June 1961 (New Series No. 14), p. 4–5.