YEREVAN.- The Czech parliament is considering possibility of adopting resolution on Armenian pogroms in Sumgait, Bulgarian TV reporter Tsvetana Paskaleva said in Yerevan.

During her last trip to Prague, Paskaleva met with Czech MPs, representatives of the foreign ministry and civil society. During one of the meetings true facts on Sumgait events were presented. Azerbaijani students participating in the meeting first tried to disturb the meeting, she said.

One of the participants was famous Czech journalist Dana Mazalova.  It was in an interview with Mazalova that former Azerbaijani president Ayaz Mutalibov said the extermination of the peaceful Azerbaijani population of Khojaly was organized by the Popular Front, who was trying o overthrow him.

Being surprised by the true facts presented during the meeting, the representative of the Czech Parliament told how the Khojaly resolution was adopted. According to the deputy, the bill was not on the agenda, and was presented at the end of the day. The resolution was adopted in haste, without studying the document. Asked how it turns out that the Czech Republic, declaring its neutrality in the Karabakh process, takes such a biased move, they answered a resolution on the Sumgait events is being considered to restore the balance.