Tbilisi. Transparency International Georgia released the statement about roundtable meeting held in MIA. "At the roundtable meeting  held at the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) today, where Transparency International Georgia (TI Georgia) was also present, Deputy Minister Levan Izoria confirmed MIA's intention to destroy the illegally recorded videos depicting private lives of individuals. Deputy Minister stated that videos that cannot be used as evidence for the purposes of the investigation will be destroyed under supervision of a special commission made up from high officials and civil society organizations representatives. 

TI Georgia welcomes MIA’s commitment to their initial promise and once again confirms its readiness to observe the process of destroying the material obtained through unwarranted government surveillance in previous years” , says the statement.

Source:the organization's page in the social network