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📍 The chairman of the parliamentary political group “European Socialists” Fridon Injia believes that Georgia will not need the institution of the public defender, if there is rule of law in the state.

🔹 The chairman of the political group is sure that in the event of a survey of the population, the government will receive only one answer, that Georgia does not need a public defender.

🔹 “I am sure that even if a survey is conducted now, we will get the answer that Georgia does not need a public defender.”

🔹 Fridon Injia announced this in the country’s highest legislative body.

🔹 “My personal view is that Georgia does not need a public defender, if there is rule of law in the state. Unfortunately, there is still no rule of law, and it is written in the constitution that there should be an institution of the public defender. Therefore, I believe that the public defender should protect the beliefs, customs, history, culture of all people living in Georgia, and the rights of all citizens. Therefore, let’s choose a person who loves the motherland, is loyal and worthy,” said Fridon Injia.

📍 Chairman of the parliamentary political group “European Socialists” Fridon Injia responded to the September 19 statement of 4 MPs of the public movement “People’s Power” at the plenary session of the Parliament of Georgia, regarding the issue of financing by the United States of America, where it is noted that “American financing in Georgia is not aimed at strengthening the democratic system , but it is aimed at shaking it.”

🔹 At the plenary session, Fridon Injia appealed to his colleagues to read the mentioned statement carefully, because it contains many important and interesting issues, which he has repeatedly emphasized in his parliamentary speeches.

📍 Chairman of the parliamentary political group “European Socialists” Fridon Injia focused on the issue of copyrights at the plenary session and noted that the control over copyrights is not the responsibility of the executive power and its structures. This requirement is uniquely defined and differentiated by all EU legislation and acts.

🔹 Therefore, according to the request of the European Commission and the Association Agreement, the legislation of Georgia must be in full agreement and harmonization with the legislation of the European Union.