absolutely say that this is, let's say, the wrong approach in the negotiations, in fact, today the venice commission, the european commission. with all the member states, they confirmed that ukraine has fulfilled its obligations in terms of the national minority, and these obligations are more than 10 years old, i would say, and it was very difficult for the hungarian side to scratch as many as 11 points and present them in ukraine as an ultimatum. of course, we consider it ugly that the hungarian side paid the price for the start of negotiations and movement of ukraine to the eu in the form of such a position. speaking framework of the eu, but it was absolutely not positively received by other member states, and we want, i want to personally draw attention to a certain nuance, which implies that we should agree on a list of joint steps and only after that talk about the implementation of certain points. this is the official position of the european commission, and we will move in line with it, i hope that house will allow us to detoxify our relations, and at the same time i want to note that bilate

absolutely say that this is, let's say, the wrong approach in the negotiations, in fact, today the venice commission, the european commission with all member states confirmed that... ukraine fulfilled its obligations in part nasmenshin, and this is a commitment that is more than 10 years old, i would say, and it was very difficult for the hungarian side to scratch out as many as 11 points and present them to ukraine as an ultimatum. and ukraine's movement towards the eu in the form of such a position in the eu negotiation framework, but this... was absolutely not positively received by other member states, and we want, i want to personally draw attention to a certain nuance, which implies that we have to agree a list of common steps and only then speak about the implementation of certain points, this is the official position of the european commission and we will move in line with it, i hope that such an agreement will allow us to detox. our relations, and at the same time i want to note that bilateral consultations have been going on for more than 7 months and currently we have a fairly serious wor

and human rights isn't based on any legal argument and almost repeats the conclusion by the venice commission same transparencies back at the same time. we know that transparency is one of the most important european values and cannot be bad. therefore, it documents seem transparencies bad, can have any legal value to us. it will georgia has reading goals, didn't mess pro just since march of this year. the demonstrations of being outraged by a controversial for an agents bill, which is post by the couple internally this week. the foreign ministers from such countries is this way, me a lot be, i'm the stone. you also took part in those rallies. well, let's take a closer look at the bill, which has got people so riled up. it would mean that n g o resigned, independent media which receive more than 20 percent of the funding for, for what would need to register and have to display for an agents label. the bill was initially introduced back in 2023 by the ruling georgia in fremont policy last month. the president of georgia v to the bills, but that move was then overturned by a majority in the gov

still focus on the extent to which ukraine has implemented all the recommendations of the same venice commissionregarding the national rights of national minorities, and will focus on the practices and law of both the international union and international law, and not some whims of hungary, when it decided that hungarian signs should be displayed throughout transcarpathia, switch to the hungarian language, allow civil servants or local self-government employees speak exclusively in hungarian and do not... know the state language of ukraine, i do not at all understand how it is possible to function in such, in such, well, with such limited knowledge in a state that is a unitary and b, in which there is one state language, how can we be guided by some documents, submit some reports, control the processes that are in this territory, so i am convinced that we can find a compromise where possible. we will have to have a conversation and we will have this conversation and we will find some solutions, and where there are absolutely unacceptable demands, then we will have to seek full understanding, ful

way, and this was recognized by many experts. international institutions, in particular the venice commission. if we are talking about a specific period of time, and about a state of war, it is quite obvious that in the conditions of a state of war , certain civil and political rights and freedoms may be limited due to the fact that there is a war, the maximum concentration of the state is actually necessary to repel resistance, to repel attack by the enemy, so all this is understandable, along with that... the constitution, even under the conditions of martial law, prohibits the introduction of the death penalty, for example, guarantees the right to honor and dignity, the same guarantees remain, regarding, apparently , after the end of the war, we will be forced to move towards the adoption of a new constitution, whatever the constitution the year 1996 was not progressive in its time, but time certainly passes and the constitution is somewhat outdated. well, it cannot keep up with the times, for example, in relation to local self-government, in relation to new rights and freedoms that have a

and human rights isn't based on any legal argument and almost repeats the conclusion by the venice commission st. transparencies that at the same time, we know that transparency is one of the most important european values and cannot be bad. therefore, it documents seem transparencies bad, can have any legal value to us. with georgia spinning golf in mass process in small shift base here, the demonstrate is have been outraged by a controversial for an agents bill, which is passed by the government earlier this week. foreign ministers from countries such as the way knew a lot for your industry, who took cost in those rawlings so let's take a closer look now at the bill, which is golf people. so wild up it would mean it does mean and chosen independent media now, which receive more than 20 percent of the funding from the board will meet directors that i'm half the display of foreign agents label. the bill was initially introduced back in 2023. this is by the ruling georgia dream policy, last month, fee or position president v to the bill, but then not move was overturned by majority in the gove

worst way and this was recognized by many experts of international institutions, in particular venice commission. if we are talking about a specific period. time about martial law, it is quite obvious that in the conditions of martial law certain civil and political rights and freedoms can be limited due to the fact that there is a war, the maximum concentration of the state is necessary to repel resistance, to repel an enemy attack, so all this is understandable , at the same time, the constitution even under conditions of martial law prohibits the introduction of the death penalty... for example, it guarantees the right to honor and dignity, the same guarantees remain regarding the freedom of a person and his inviolability, the right to petition remains in its entirety, it does not go anywhere, that is, there are certain rights and freedoms, the effect of which is limited, and some, and others, they continue to be valid, as shown by the constitution during this time, it is obvious what is. .. the contradiction between separate legal regimes, i mean, the constitution, in addition to martial law

and human rights isn't based on any legal argument and almost repeats the conclusion by the venice commission. the same transparencies that at the same time, we know that transparency is one of the most important european values and cannot be bad. therefore, a document st. transparencies bad can have any legal value to us spot. georgia has been engulfed in mass protest since march this year, but that one straight has had been out raised by controversial forward agents bill, which was passed by the government earlier this week. foreign ministers from such countries as between. yeah, lots of. yeah. nice don't. yeah. all to want in the raleigh's i. let's take a closer look at the bill, which has got people so riled up at g o's, an independent media which receive more than 20 percent of their funding from abroad need to register and have to display a foreign agents label. of the bill was initially introduced back in 2023 by the ruling georgia dream party. last month, the president veto the bill for that move was then overturned by a majority in the government. the parliament speaker claims that t