Georgian Interior Minister meets 9-year-old boy requesting traffic signs portray women
Dachi Gulua’s mother posted on Facebook that the meeting with Giorgi Gakharia was ‘very productive’. Photo: netgazeti.ge.
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Georgian Interior Minister Giorgi Gakhtaria has met with 9-year-old Dachi Gulua who has requested that local traffic signs portray women as well.
Earlier, Dachi wrote a letter to Interior Minister Gakharia and noted that all traffic signs show men and it seems that men dominate over women.
Dachi Gulua with a poster. Photo:netgazeti.ge.
Women and men walk and drive in the city… I would like to ask you to reflect the figure of women on traffic signs,” Dachi wrote to the Minister Gakharia.
Dachi Gulua’s mother posted on Facebook that the meeting with Giorgi Gakharia was ‘very productive’ and will have a continuation.
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