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Georgia’s Interior Ministry calls on protesters to abstain from illegal actions

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11.28.2024 / 23:03
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The Ministry of Internal Affairs has issued a statement regarding its approach to maintaining public order amid ongoing protest rallies in various cities across the country.

The Ministry emphasized its commitment to upholding the rule of law, stating that personnel from multiple departments have been mobilized near protest sites to ensure safety and order.

“Georgian legislation guarantees the protection of the rights to assembly, demonstration, and expression. However, the form of protest must align with the legal framework to safeguard public order and security,” the statement read.

The Ministry called on organizers, leaders, and participants to conduct their demonstrations within the boundaries of the law. It also warned that any illegal actions would be met with an appropriate legal response by police forces.

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