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Tuesday, 03 January, 2023
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Minister of Justice, Rati Bregadze, together with the Deputy Curators, Congratulated Employees of the Public Service Hall on the Arrival of the New Year

As it is known, the Public Service Hall will work as usual on the weekend of January 3-6.

In addition, from January 3, 88 community centers will continue to operate under the Public Service Hall brand.

As part of the change, services for citizens have been leveled at all locations. In particular, all the services available in the Public Service Hall in the former community centers have been introduced in addition to the renewal of infrastructure.

Residents of those villages and towns, or visitors, where community centers functioned, already have the opportunity to receive almost double the number of state services, with the usual high standard of the Public Service Hall.

From 2023, the number of branches of the Public Service Hall will be 117 throughout Georgia, and the number of services will be more than 470.

On January 3-6, all services of the Public Service Hall will be available to users.

An exception is the services of the Service Agency of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. In particular, the documents to be issued on January 3-6 will be available to users from January 9.

The Ministry of Justice congratulates you on the new year.

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Deputy Ministers of Justice Meet with the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights

Deputy Ministers of Justice, Beka Dzamashvili and Niko Tatulashvili held a meeting today with the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights, Michael O'Flaherty.

The discussion highlighted the strong and effective partnership between Georgia’s Ministry of Justice and the institutions of the Council of Europe. Key topics included the execution of Strasbourg Court decisions, crime prevention and probation, enforcement of sentences, combating human trafficking, and drug policy, among other areas.

Particular attention was given to the significant reduction in cases pending against Georgia at the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) and notable advancements in safeguarding the rights of prisoners within the Georgian penitentiary system.

The meeting, hosted at the Ministry of Justice, was attended by Head of the Special Penitentiary Service, Nika Tskharashvili, Head of the Department of International Relations and Legal Cooperation of the Ministry of Justice, Ketevan Sarajishvili, Director of the Office of the Commissioner for Human Rights, Giancarlo Cardinale, and the Commissioner's Advisors Agata Neibogi and Romer Lemaître.

Concluding the meeting, both parties reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining and enhancing this fruitful collaboration.

The Ministry of Justice remains dedicated to working closely with the Council of Europe within the framework of the 2024-2027 Action Plan for Cooperation between Georgia and the Council of Europe.