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PACE: Georgia's democratic development needs compromise

PACE: Georgia's democratic development needs compromise
PACE: Georgia's democratic development needs compromise

The PACE monitoring co-rapporteurs for Georgia, Titus Corlatean and Claude Kern have expressed their concern at developments in Georgia.

“While no-one should be above the law, the police raid on the UNM Headquarters and the arrest of opposition leader Nika Melia have unnecessarily escalated tensions between the opposition and the ruling majority and deepened the political crisis in the country. Georgia’s democratic development needs restraint, dialogue, and compromise, not escalation and confrontation,” said the two co-rapporteurs.

In the same statement, they called on all political forces to refrain from any actions that could further escalate tension and to return to the negotiating table to find a political and mutually acceptable solution to resolve the ongoing crisis.

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