U.S. Assistant Secretary ‘concerned’ about Law On Family Values ​​and Protection of Minors that ‘risks moving Georgia away from Europe’

James O’Brien, the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs, on Friday, said he was “Concerned about the legislation signed into law [On Family Values ​​and Protection of Minors] that restricts freedoms and risks moving Georgia away from Europe.”

“The U.S. will always speak up in defense of human rights and fundamental freedoms for all,” James O’Brien wrote on X.

Concerned about the legislation signed into law that restricts freedoms and risks moving Georgia away from Europe. The U.S. will always speak up in defense of human rights and fundamental freedoms for all.

— Assistant Secretary Jim O’Brien (@StateEUR) October 4, 2024