US EditionCoE Commissioner Presses Georgian Prosecutors on Accountability for Protest Crackdown - Civil Georgia
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CoE Commissioner Presses Georgian Prosecutors on Accountability for Protest Crackdown - Civil Georgia
Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights Michael O’Flaherty has raised concerns over the progress in investigating the use of force by law enforcers against protesters last November and December, in a letter dated December 10 and addressed to Georgia’s Prosecutor General Giorgi Gvarakidze. The Commissioner referred to his March 2025 memorandum, issued following his January visit in Georgia, which noted advancing investigations and convict…
The Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights, Michael O'Flaherty, in a letter sent to the Prosecutor General of Georgia, expresses concern about the "lack of progress in the investigation into the alleged use of disproportionate force by law enforcement agencies against protesters and journalists during protests in late 2024." The letter, dated December 10, is being published by the Council of Europe today, December 17.
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