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EU: We regret increasing acts of intimidation, physical assaults on civil activists, political leaders in Georgia

by Georgia Today
June 13, 2024
in Highlights, International, Politics, Social & Society
Reading Time: 1 min read
EU: We regret increasing acts of intimidation, physical assaults on civil activists, political leaders in Georgia

EU Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Lead Spokesperson, Peter Stano, on Wednesday said, “The European Union regrets the increasing number of reported acts of intimidation, threats and physical assaults on civil society representatives, political leaders, civil activists and journalists in Georgia.”

According to Stano, “The EU once again, calls on the Georgian authorities to put an end to these negative developments and investigate the documented acts of violence and intimidation thoroughly and in a timely manner. We also call upon Georgian political actors to refrain from using language which could further fuel the extreme polarization in the country.

“The EU also remains deeply concerned about the widespread disinformation about the EU and its values. It calls on Georgian authorities to refrain from statements which are inaccurate and not in line with Georgia’s stated EU aspirations, and that negatively impacts Georgia’s relations with the EU and its Member States.

The EU is currently considering all options for responding to the adoption of the law on ‘transparency of foreign influence’ and other actions undermining democracy and the rule of law in Georgia.

We urge the government to recommit to the EU path. The EU continues to stand with the Georgian people and their overwhelming choice in favor of democracy and of Georgia’s European future,” reads the statement.

Related story: Civil activist Zuka Berdzenishvili attacked and beaten

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