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The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) said on Thursday it would launch an investigation into the human rights situation in Georgia, amid growing concerns about the decline of democracy in the Caucasus country.
Another of the most democratic and pro- Occidental states of the Soviet Union, the country has abolished an anti-corruption body established by the EU's recommendation, in the midst of a repression against opposition politicians.
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InternazionaleUK and 23 other OSCE members launch probe into Georgia rights concerns
LONDON, Jan 29 - Britain, Canada, Germany and 21 other OSCE members on Thursday said they would launch an expert mission to examine the deteriorating human rights situation in Georgia. Read more at straitstimes.com.
OSCE Moscow Mechanism invoked over human rights concerns in Georgia
The United Kingdom, joined by 23 other OSCE participating States, has formally invoked the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) Moscow Mechanism to establish an expert mission examining the deteriorating human rights situation in Georgia.
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