YEREVAN. – There are points in the Venice Commission’s recommendations that the ruling political force did not follow, but they are an advisory conclusion and should be assessed in each specific case, as well as can be assessed also by the Constitutional Court if the possible case is examined. Alvina Gyulumyan, a member of the Constitutional Court of Armenia, stated this in a conversation with journalists in front of the court Tuesday, referring to the National Assembly’s decision to make constitutional amendments.

She stressed that the Constitutional Court judges whose respective powers are terminated under these amendments can appeal administratively, and then, exhausting the domestic instances, they can apply to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). "I myself will do it because in my case, I am more than sure that I have all the grounds to go all the way and to win," she added.