The EU will consider additional measures against Georgia at the upcoming Foreign Affairs Council on 16 December, said a European Union statement, APA's Tbilisi correspondent reports.
The statement notes that for nearly two weeks, the Georgian people have been facing brutal, unlawful force from the police, over 400 individuals have been detained, and more than 300 have reportedly suffered violence and ill-treatment.
"We urge Georgian Dream to de-escalate and put an end to this environment that comes with severe costs for the Georgian people. Violence is not the answer to the protesters’ demands for Georgia’s democratic and European future," the statement added.
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