Bagaturia Calls on Bakradze to Think Of Refugees

2009-11-20 14:25

Jondi Bagaturia, a deputy of the Georgian parliament called on Speaker David Bakradze to join in consideration of refugee eviction from their own homes, GHN reports.

According to Bagaturia, he has information confirming that in the territory of ex 8th regiment in Tbilisi refugees are forcedly evicted from the building of a former kindergarten.

"I have contacts of the people who provided this information and you can personally get in touch with them and solve the issue in order to stop injustice", - Bagaturia remarked.

He also emphasized that Koba Subeliani, Minister of Refugees and Resettlement fails to fulfill his function, thus Bagaturia called to abolish this authority and pass care of refugees over to Abkhazia's "alternative government".

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