Georgian FM, Council of Europe Human Rights Commissioner discuss reforms, policies aimed at safeguarding human rights

Georgian foreign minister Maka Botchorishvili on Wednesday met with the Council of Europe commissioner for human rights Michael O’Flaherty. During the meeting, she provided an overview of the current situation in Georgia, highlighting ongoing reforms and policies designed to safeguard human rights.

The meeting focused on key aspects of cooperation, ongoing developments in the country, and measures related to the protection of human rights.

The minister also drew attention to the humanitarian and human rights situation in the Russian-occupied regions of Abkhazia and Tskhinvali, stressing the need for continued international engagement.

Botchorishvili emphasised the importance of keeping the Russia-Georgia conflict high on the global agenda, particularly within the Council of Europe mechanisms.

As part of his visit, the commissioner visited the occupation line in the village of Odzisi and the settlement of internally displaced persons in Tserovani.