The Democracy Research Institute (DRI) has submitted a report on the humanitarian and human rights situation in the occupied territories of Georgia to the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights.
The UN Human Rights Council has adopted a resolution entitled “Cooperation with Georgia”, as a result of which, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights publishes a report detailing the humanitarian and human rights situation in the occupied territories of Georgia.[1]
The DRI report focused on the following issues:
The UN Human Rights Council has been adopting a resolution on the occupied territories of Georgia since 2017.
The report prepared by DRI can be found hereაფხაზეთის დე ფაქტო პარლამენტმა დააინიციირა კანონპროექტი „აფხაზეთის რესპუბლიკის ოჩამჩირის, ტყვარჩელისა და გალის
რაიონების სოციალურ-ეკონომიკური განვითარების დონის ამაღლების ღონისძიებების შესახებ“.
24 July, judge Natia
Gudadze, once again considered the change
of the type of the
measure of restraint for 19-year-old Omar Okribelashvili and
23-year-old Saba Meparishvili.
On July 17, the Democracy Research
Institute held a meeting - "Georgia Chooses Europe", in
Gurjaani.