Georgiatoday.Ge ALDE Party Calls for EU Sanctions Over Repression in Georgia
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- •ALDE calls for EU sanctions against Georgian officials responsible for repression.
- •Friedrich Naumann Foundation closed its Tbilisi office after grant rejection.
- •Closure signals broader crackdown on civil society and independent voices in Georgia.
The ALDE Party has urged the EU to impose targeted sanctions against individuals responsible for repression in Georgia, following the closure of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation's Tbilisi office. The foundation ceased operations after Georgian authorities rejected its grant application, requiring alignment with government priorities. This closure is viewed as part of a broader crackdown on civil society, affecting independent voices, journalists, and opposition figures. The ALDE leaders stated that these actions undermine the credibility of EU enlargement policy and the commitment to democracy in candidate countries. They emphasized the need for a strong European response to prevent further escalation. As of October 1, four German political foundations have halted operations in Georgia due to similar pressures from the government.
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