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| Formed | 11 January 2018 |
| Jurisdiction | Georgia |
| Headquarters | G. Gulua Str. #10 Tbilisi, Georgia |
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The Human Rights Protection Department is the Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia, created on 11 January 2018. The Director of the Department is Ms. Londa Toloraia. [1]
Activities
The Human Rights Protection Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs ensures timely response and effective investigation into the particular categories of cases:
- Domestic violence
- Violence against women
- Crimes committed on discrimination ground
- Trafficking
- Offense committed by/against juveniles.
In order to render timely respond and ensure the effective investigation the Department:
- Carries out the monitoring of investigation and administrative proceedings;
- Analyzes the results of monitoring, on the basis of which it schedules the various future activities (e.g.: legislative, preventive, and other) ;
- Informs the results of the monitoring to all persons dealing with crimes and administrative violations fallen under the competence of the Department;
- Develop recommendations for identifying the faults in the monitoring process;
- Based on the monitoring results, determines the needs of the training of investigators and participates in their qualification raising process;
- Identifies the Investigators who may be encouraged for faithful performance of their duties;
- Develop proposals, strategies and action plans for ensuring the prevention and effective investigation of the above-mentioned crimes;
- Organizes and carries out preventive measures;
- Reviews citizens' statements and complaints, if necessary, meets them;
- Cooperates with all state agencies, non-governmental and international organizations working on issues related to the competence of the Department. [2]
Contact details
Any citizen can send any proposal, initiative to the e-mail address of the Human Rights Protection Department aimed at more efficient action against the offense under the competence of the Department.
- E-mail: adamianisuflebebi@mia.gov.ge
Notes and references
- ^ "Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia launches Human Rights Protection Department to strengthen response to violence against women and domestic violence | UN Women – Georgia". georgia.unwomen.org. 23 January 2018. Retrieved 24 August 2018.
- ^ "Ministry of Internal Affairs - Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs met with NGO representatives". police.ge. Retrieved 24 August 2018.
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Logo of Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia | |
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| Department overview | |
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| Formed | 11 January 2018 |
| Jurisdiction | Georgia |
| Headquarters | G. Gulua Str. #10 Tbilisi, Georgia |
| Department executives |
|
| Website |
www |
The Human Rights Protection Department is the Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia, created on 11 January 2018. The Director of the Department is Ms. Londa Toloraia. [1]
Activities
The Human Rights Protection Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs ensures timely response and effective investigation into the particular categories of cases:
- Domestic violence
- Violence against women
- Crimes committed on discrimination ground
- Trafficking
- Offense committed by/against juveniles.
In order to render timely respond and ensure the effective investigation the Department:
- Carries out the monitoring of investigation and administrative proceedings;
- Analyzes the results of monitoring, on the basis of which it schedules the various future activities (e.g.: legislative, preventive, and other) ;
- Informs the results of the monitoring to all persons dealing with crimes and administrative violations fallen under the competence of the Department;
- Develop recommendations for identifying the faults in the monitoring process;
- Based on the monitoring results, determines the needs of the training of investigators and participates in their qualification raising process;
- Identifies the Investigators who may be encouraged for faithful performance of their duties;
- Develop proposals, strategies and action plans for ensuring the prevention and effective investigation of the above-mentioned crimes;
- Organizes and carries out preventive measures;
- Reviews citizens' statements and complaints, if necessary, meets them;
- Cooperates with all state agencies, non-governmental and international organizations working on issues related to the competence of the Department. [2]
Contact details
Any citizen can send any proposal, initiative to the e-mail address of the Human Rights Protection Department aimed at more efficient action against the offense under the competence of the Department.
- E-mail: adamianisuflebebi@mia.gov.ge
Notes and references
- ^ "Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia launches Human Rights Protection Department to strengthen response to violence against women and domestic violence | UN Women – Georgia". georgia.unwomen.org. 23 January 2018. Retrieved 24 August 2018.
- ^ "Ministry of Internal Affairs - Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs met with NGO representatives". police.ge. Retrieved 24 August 2018.