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📍 Fridon Injia presented the legislative initiative of the “European Socialists” political group on simplifying the procedures for obtaining Georgian citizenship to the Human Rights Protection Committee for consideration.

🔹 At the meeting of the Human Rights Protection and Civil Integration Committee, the head of the political group “European Socialists” Fridon Injia presented a draft of amendments to the Organic Law “On Citizenship”, which aims to simplify the procedures for obtaining Georgian citizenship for people who left Georgia for various reasons and their children.

🔹 As Fridon Injia stated during the presentation of the project, the main essence of the mentioned changes is to simplify the procedures for granting citizenship to those persons and also their children who had to leave the country and move to live in another state due to a number of circumstances – economic, political or war conditions.

🔹 “It is necessary to have reservations in the law that will make it easier for people who want to return to their historical roots to get citizenship, so that there are no restrictions and barriers for them, such as testing in the state language, the history of Georgia and the basics of law. Examples of this are Israel, Greece… the implementation of such a policy by the state will contribute to the strengthening of the country”, said Fridon Injia.

🔹 As one of the initiators of the mentioned changes, Avtandil Enukidze, the vice-speaker of the Parliament, said at the meeting of the committee, the task and spirit of these changes is to attract Georgians to return to their homeland.

🔹 “He was born Georgian, and no matter where he was born, he is Georgian… He does not know the language, if you do not let him in, he will never learn the language,” said Avtandil Enukidze.
Some of the members of the Human Rights Protection and Civil Integration Committee supported the idea and spirit of the bill.

👉 “The law should not allow the activity of such an organization that acts against the country” – Fridon Injia

The chairman of the parliamentary political group “European Socialists” Fridon Injia believes that the activities of non-governmental organizations should be regulated by the law and the law should not allow such an organization to operate against the country.

“We have no other solution, we have allowed everything… the rule of law will sort everything out. It may be painful for the Prime Minister, the Prosecutor’s Office or the Parliament, but it has to be done… the culprit must be in prison. Laws are also applicable to the same defamation and insults. On which channel will you see even in France or England and other democratic countries such swearing, fights and beatings as we have. Even if they say a single word to someone who is incomprehensible, slanderous, they will spend their whole life in the courts. A similar precedent should be created with us…” – said Fridon Injia on the live broadcast of “Alt-Info” TV.

According to him, there are about 200 non-governmental organizations that operate and are financed “from those countries that have an interest in having their government in Georgia, and not the government elected by the Georgian people, and which, on the one hand, finance them and on the other hand demand that the government be transferred.” destructive opposition”.

🔹 The Institute of the Public Defender is today one of the levers of destructive forces to overthrow the government – Fridon Injia

🔹 We have the obligation to elect a public defender by the constitution, but on the other hand, this institution is today one of the levers to achieve the goal of fighting the government, overthrowing the government and transferring power, and those who want to change the government want to keep the institution of the public defender.

🔹 Chairman of the parliamentary political group “European Socialists” Fridon Injia stated this in the “Alternative Vision” broadcast of Alt-Info TV.

🔹 According to the deputy, the institution of the public defender is not necessary in those countries where the rule of law applies.

🔹 “In the leading democratic states of Europe and America, there is no institution of public defender. There are only a few countries, including the Czech Republic, Poland… In a country with the rule of law, it is not necessary. The institution of the Public Defender, unfortunately, is written in our constitution, and until the constitution is changed, we are forced to bear it – to pay money from the budget, which is approximately 10 million. Added to this are tens of millions of grants and aid from foreign countries. Moreover, it turned out that the Public Defender, who will be there until December 5, is the defender of those persons and organizations who fight against Georgia. In the last few months, this has become especially apparent,” said Fridon Injia.

🔹 At the same time, the deputy noted that no one knows the acting public defender in Lagodekhi, Telavi, Martvili or Keda, and this institution does not bring any benefit to the population, except for the fact that it writes reports that harmed the image of Georgia at the international level.

🔹 “He writes reports, and in drawing up the 12 points that the European Commission has put to Georgia, he contributes as well as some representatives of the opposition parties. When such recommendations are developed, it would be understandable to me that they should be drawn up together with the country’s government. I am sure that there would be no items in that list, the fulfillment of which is predestined. There was specially written a point regarding the Public Defender, that the Public Defender, who has recently been fighting against the statehood of Georgia, should be protected, because they need to maintain such a direction and attitude of the Public Defender”, said Fridon Injia.

🔹 Regarding the new rule for electing the public defender, the deputy believes that the support of the parliamentarians will be decisive in the end.

🔹 “I don’t think a worse candidate than Lomjaria has been elected. There will definitely be a candidate, some political group or parliamentary party will definitely put forward a candidate. We are also thinking about who we can nominate,” Fridon Injia said.

🔹 He emphasized that there is no alternative to the principle of the rule of law in the matter of the institution of the Public Defender, as well as the elimination of polarization and solving other issues.