Denmark calls for international action against violence in Georgia

Denmark’s Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen has called for urgent international intervention to address the escalating violence against protestors and journalists in Georgia. In a statement shared by the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs on social media, Rasmussen stressed the importance of accountability for those responsible for the brutal actions.

“International action is urgently needed to stop the brutal violence against Georgian protestors and journalists. Impunity must end, and perpetrators must be held accountable,” Rasmussen stated, adding that Denmark is actively collaborating with international partners on “concrete measures” to address the crisis.

The remarks come amid growing international concern over the violent crackdown on demonstrations in Georgia and the targeting of media professionals during the unrest.