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Prosecutors Answer Calls of Citizens on Hot-line
20.08.2004
Prosecutors Answer Calls of Citizens on Hot-line
Media News. The citizens of Georgia can anonymously apply to the General Prosecution Office through a specially established hot line if they face violations committed by law-enforcers. Most of the applicants do not hide their names, - says Nona Tsotsoria, the Deputy General Prosecutor.
The hot line has been in operation since August 16 and is working 24 hours a day.
“Our purpose is not only to gather information, but also to react to it”,- stated Tsotsoria.
Prosecutors, who provide consultation where necessary, answer citizens’ calls.
They are going to react to every information they get; including violations committed by the prosecution itself.
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