**European Parliament to Vote on Resolution About Georgia**
The European Parliament will vote on a resolution about the situation in Georgia on February 13. The resolution is written by 57 members of parliament from five different groups.
**What Does the Resolution Say?**
The resolution says that the government in Georgia, led by “Georgian Dream,” is not legitimate. It condemns their violence against peaceful protesters and calls for them to stop immediately. The resolution also says that Georgia’s freedoms and human rights are being violated.
**What Do the European Parliament Members Want?**
They want the international community to boycott the government of “Georgian Dream” until new elections are held. They also want the current president, Salome Zourabichvili, to be recognized as the legitimate leader of Georgia. The resolution calls for new elections in the next few months with better conditions.
**Sanctions on Politicians and Companies**
The European Parliament members also call for sanctions against politicians and companies involved in the crisis in Georgia. They want these individuals and groups to face punishment for their actions, including freezing assets in the EU.
