Statement of the EU Delegation on the May 17 Rally
Tbilisi. The EU Delegation to Georgia has released the statement on developments
during the International Day against Homophobia. "The EU
Delegation was dismayed by the scenes of brutal intolerance and violence
committed by some demonstrators on 17 May with a declared desire to
prevent other demonstrators from expressing themselves peacefully. The EU
considers the freedom of expression of every human being to be of paramount
importance as stated on numerous occasions.. The EU believes in the need
to fight discrimination on any grounds, including sexual orientation, and to
encourage tolerance as a basis for a democratic and peaceful society”. The EU
calls on the government of Georgia to uphold the international and European
standards of freedom and equality in dignity and rights to which it has
committed itself.
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