Imereti. On January 22, Public Defender
UchaNanuashvili has met with NGO representatives in the Kutaisi Branch of the
Public Defender's Office. At the meeting Public Defender spoke about the
necessity of cooperation between the Ombudsman's Office and the human rights
NGOs operating in the Imereti Region, as well as on the plans and prospects of
enhancing the activities of regional offices.Invited
guests expressed big desire to cooperate and gave the Public Defender their own
proposals and recommendations. Special attention was paid to issues such as the
existing conditions in the penitentiary system, need to set up the monitoring
council, rights of IDPs, children and persons with disabilities, developments
in self-government, freedom of media and other problems characteristic to the
region.Public
Defender spoke about the importance of civil society in the process of
country's democratic development. He showed eagerness to actively cooperate
with the civil sector, meet with them periodically and take into account their
advice and opinions.
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