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4 года лишения свободы за драку на избирательном участке в Грузии.

4 года лишения свободы за драку на избирательном участке в Грузии.

24 May 2016

Министерство юстици Грузии по поручению премьер-министра страны подготовило поправки в Уголовный кодекс, которые предусматривают ужесточение наказания за драку на избирательном участке. Такое поручение было дано после инцидента, произошедшего 22 мая в Корцхели на промежуточных выборах в районные сакребуло, когда между сторонниками "Грузинской мечты" и "Единого национального движения" произошла драка.

Как сообщается, за массовую драку на избирательных участках будет введено наказание в виде 4 лет лишения свободы.

Министр юстиции, Теа Цулукиани, сообщила, что "в Уголовный кодекс будет добавлена новая статья, которая сделает уголовно наказуемым насилие или угрозу насилия на избирательном участке во время выборов, предвыборной кампании или на месте агитации, или на близлежащей территории".

Инициатива ужесточения наказания за драку на избирательном участке исходит от премьр-министра Грузии, Георгия Квирикашвили.

На сайте правительства Грузии было опубликовано его заявление, в котором сказано: "Так как ныне существующий закон не предусматривает достаточно строгого наказания за такие факты, я поручаю министру юстиции быстро, на ближайшем заседании правительства представить законодательные изменения, согласно которым будут ужесточены санкции за любое проявление насилия во время политических и избирательных процессов".

Касаясь непосредственно инцидента в Корцхели, он заявил следующее: "Я жду от министерства внутренних дел, что все подозреваемые в участии в насильственных действиях лица будут выявлены в кратчайшие сроки и будут наказаны по всей строгости закона".

Георгий Квирикашвили также заявил, что "События, которые имели место на промежуточных выборах в Самегрело неприемлемы. Такие инциденты не должны повториться вновь. Я не могу не подчеркнуть важность отхода от прежней практики проведения выборов в обстановке насилия. Это относится к прошлому и не имеет места в сегодняшней Грузии."

Произошедший инцидент осудили многие международные наблюдатели и организации. В случившемся "Грузинская мечта" и "Единое национальное движение" обвиняют друг друга.

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам агентств

фото: Премьер-министр Грузии, Георгий Квирикашвили. (gov.ge)

 

 

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