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President, Opposition Discuss Amendments to Code of Administrative Offenses

by Georgia Today
May 6, 2021
in Politics
Reading Time: 1 min read
President, Opposition Discuss Amendments to Code of Administrative Offenses

President Salome Zurabishvili is holding meetings with the representatives of the opposition parties.

She has already held several meetings, including with Girchi leader Iago Khvichia.

Khvichia noted after the meeting that the President asked him what his position was on the amendments to the Code of Administrative Offenses.

Zurabishvili will probably hear assessments from other representatives of the opposition regarding the bill.

On April 29, the Parliament adopted amendments to the Code of Administrative Offenses in the third and final reading, thus:

  • Sanctions are being tightened for petty hooliganism and disobedience to police demands;
  • Terms of administrative detention are increasing.

NGOs, activists and opposition parties have called the changes “unreasonable” and said the code was “becoming even more repressive.”

“The tightening of sanctions on administrative offenses is aimed at restricting freedom of expression,” claims the opposition.

By Ana Dumbadze

Related Story: Majority Member Calls US Embassy Statement ‘Unfair’

Tags: Amendments to Code of Administrative OffensesGeorgian oppositionSalome Zurabishvili
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