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Meeting between PACE Monitoring Mission representatives and NGOs, as well as people injured in recent protests  

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**PACE Representatives Visit Tbilisi**

Members of the PACE Monitoring Mission are in Tbilisi, meeting with people and groups affected by recent protests.

The representatives will talk to non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and people who were hurt during the protests. The NGOs have said they will explain what has been happening in the country’s politics and law-making recently. They will also focus on the physical violence that some citizens have suffered.

In addition, two PACE co-rapporteurs, Claude Kern and Edith Estrella, will meet with leaders from different political parties soon.

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