US EditionKobakhidze Says Moscow Mechanism Report Was Pre-Drafted, Alleges ‘Conflict of Interest’ - Civil Georgia
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Kobakhidze Says Moscow Mechanism Report Was Pre-Drafted, Alleges ‘Conflict of Interest’ - Civil Georgia
Georgian Dream Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze said the OSCE’s Moscow Mechanism report’s findings on Georgia were “pre-written,” accusing the rapporteur who prepared it of concealing a “conflict of interest” and of forcing Georgia “to register women as men and men as women.” The remarks follow the March 12 publication of a critical report under the OSCE’s Moscow Mechanism, a human rights dimension tool invoked by 24 member states on January 29 …
The report on Georgia prepared within the framework of the OSCE “Moscow Mechanism” is full of lies, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze told journalists. As Kobakhidze noted, there was a conflict of interest, the process was actually initiated, including by the Polish state, and it turned out that the expert himself was a representative of the Polish government. “This was a direct conflict of interest. The fact that this particular person …
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