Investigative Actions Continue in Foundations Case, Affirms Public Defender

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The Georgian Public Defender, Levan Ioseliani, has spoken out about ongoing investigations, affirming that crucial precautions must be taken to ensure the safety of minors within these operations, as part of the so-called Foundations Case.

In the same breath, Levan Ioseliani underscores the significance of taking every precaution to prevent any harm to minors involved. The law enforcement agency, he emphasizes, has a duty to scrutinize the context beforehand and set up a safe environment for the minors. If a presupposed analysis isn't accomplishable, he insists, the minor's immediate removal from the ongoing investigations should ensue by way of a family member, relative, or trusted individual. If this isn't feasible, the involvement of a social worker and psychologist becomes indispensable.

The Public Defender's office will delve into the facts and take subsequent actions as called for under their purview. The official statement reads:

Police raids were conducted on the residence of Aleko Tskitishvili, Executive Director of the Human Rights Centre, as well as the homes of journalist and Nanuka Fund founder Nanuka Zhorzholiani, and Mariam Bajelidze, one of the founders of the Sirtskhvilia (Shame) movement.

A recent statement has been issued by the Prosecutor's Office on the aforementioned house searches.

As of now, more details about the nature and location of the Foundations Case are yet to be disclosed. Stay tuned for updates.

In light of the Foundations Case, the Georgian Public Defender, Levan Ioseliani, has emphasized the need for law enforcement agencies to perform thorough assessments before investigations to create a safe environment for minors, thereby preventing any potential harm.
The Public Defender's office underscores that if a presupposed analysis isn't possible, minors involved in the investigation should be promptly removed from the proceedings with the help of a family member, relative, or trusted individual, or else the involvement of a social worker and psychologist becomes essential.
In related general-news, police raids were conducted on the residences of Aleko Tskitishvili, Nanuka Zhorzholiani, and Mariam Bajelidze, as part of the so-called Foundations Case.
The Prosecutor's Office has issued a statement regarding the aforementioned house searches, yet more details about the nature and location of the Foundations Case remain undisclosed, with updates anticipated.