არაა საჭირო მარჩიელობა, აგერ არის ევროპარლამენტის რეზოლუცია და წაიკითხეთ ბევრჯერ:
https://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/docume...22-0303_EN.html1. Is seriously concerned with the aggressive rhetoric and discriminatory treatment towards the media representatives by members of the Georgian government and of the ruling party; regrets continued divisive rhetoric from the ruling party that weakens Georgia’s resilience; urges the government and political elites to focus on efforts that promote harmony within the society and will be conducive in achieving the ultimate goal of EU membership;
2. Is appealed by lack of action on the side of government during and after the events of 5 July 2021; strongly condemns the acts of violence and calls on the authorities to bring to justice perpetrators and organisers of these attacks;
3. Condemns sentencing of Nika Gvaramia on bogus charges and calls for his immediate release;
4. Commends Nino Lomjaria, the Public Defender of Georgia, for her actions in safeguarding the freedom of media, despite constant attacks from the side of the ruling party;
5. Is seriously concerned about the deteriorating health of imprisoned former President Mikheil Saakashvili; asks EU leaders, in particular France and Czechia, as countries holding current and upcoming EU presidency, to exert pressure on the Georgian Dream leaders to fully respect Saakashvili’s rights and dignity; reminds that the government of Georgia is fully responsible for his health and well-being; invites the President of Georgia to use her constitutional prerogatives to solve this issue;
6. Expresses its concern with the role played by oligarch Bidzina Ivanishvili in the Georgian politics, especially the ongoing trend of nomination of his close former associates to the highest positions in the country, thanks to which he retains high level of control over the government and its decisions, including those on politically-motivated persecution of journalist supporting the opposition; is deeply worried by Ivanishivili’s personal and business links to the Kremlin which determine the position of the current government of Georgia towards sanctions on Russia; therefore calls on the Council to consider imposing personal sanctions on Mr Ivanishvili as person directly responsible for current backsliding in the areas of media freedom and ambigous relations with Russia; 7. Considers that government’s actions aimed at weakening independent business critical towards the ruling party undermine strategic projects such as Anaklia deep sea port and are damaging for the economic development of Georgia and negatively affect the prospects of prosperity and economic opportunities of the Georgian people as well as Georgia’s transit potential and its links with European and global economy;
8. notes that since regaining its independence and in particular since the Rose Revolution of 2003 people of Georgia made huge sacrifices for its freedom and democratic development, its European and Euro-Atlantic future; commends firm will of Georgian people to promote democratic institutions, rule of law and human rights in Georgia;
9. points out that the people of Georgia are withstanding Russia’s pressure that is using hybrid tactics to derail Georgia from its democratic development and to undermine its freedom;
10. Welcomes the support for EU integration by the overwhelming majority of the Georgian population, as well as united voice in this regard by both the government and opposition; genuinely regrets the ongoing backsliding in the areas of media freedom and independence of the judiciary in Georgia; notes, however, that – against the background of Russian war of aggression against Ukraine – this is a historic moment for Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia and therefore supports granting the candidate status to all three of them; is of the opinion that despite the lack of demonstrated commitment to the democratic development from the current government, think that granting EU candidate status will reinvigorate democratic reforms in Georgia, and give additional tools and new impetus for positive changes;.
12. Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the Council, the Commission, and the Vice-President of the Commission / High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, and the governments and parliaments of the Member States and the Government and Parliament of Georgia.