On
July 31, the Democracy Research Institute (DRI) held a discussion: "What
impact will the European integration of Georgia have on the occupied regions?
Possible scenarios".
The
unbearable life of ethnic Georgians in the occupied territories, where people
struggle for survival, creates a real danger of emptying these regions of
Georgians.
At the de facto parliament session of Abkhazia of July 17, the draft
law "On measures to raise the socio-economic development level of
Ochamchire, Tkvarcheli and Gali
districts of the Republic of Abkhazia" was introduced.
The political crisis that started after the
"elections" was accompanied by a bloody massacre in the center of
Tskhinvali.
On July 11, the Democracy
Research Institute held a discussion – “Life beyond Enguri - Protection of Human Rights in Gali”.
The Gali de facto district court released a police officer, who was involved in the murder of
44-year-old Vitali Karbaia, a resident of the village of Tsarche, Gali
district.
On June 9, 2024, de facto parliamentary
elections were held in the occupied South Ossetia/Tskhinvali region.
So-called parliamentary elections were
held in the occupied Tskhinvali region on June 9, 2024. Seven political unions took part
in the illegitimate elections.
On
June 6, the Democracy Research Institute held a discussion on the topic: Who is
afraid of democracy in Sokhumi and Tbilisi?
Abkhazians fear that if Georgia refuses the western course
of its development, Abkhazia might be divided by the authorities of Georgia and
the occupying Russia.
