PM's advisor presents draft human rights action plan for 2024-2026
At the meeting, the sides reviewed the key priorities of the draft Action Plan, which was developed by the state institutions, with coordination from the Government Administration and based on the civil sector’s recommendations. Photo via Government Administration
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Niko Tatulashvili, the Georgian Prime Minister's Advisor for Human Rights, on Wednesday presented the 2024-2026 Draft National Action Plan for the Protection of Human Rights to representatives of the civil sector.
At the meeting, the sides reviewed the key priorities of the draft Action Plan, which was developed by the state institutions, with coordination from the Government Administration and based on the civil sector’s recommendations.
An agreement was reached between the parties on the format for continuous work, which envisages the establishment of thematic working groups to engage with the relevant state institutions, the civil sector, and other stakeholders, the Government Administration said.