Office of Public Defender (Ombudsman) of Georgia

As a Member of the Council of Ethnic Minorities of the Office of Public Defender (Ombudsman) of Georgia, the individual is responsible for advising the Ombudsman on issues related to the rights and needs of ethnic minority communities in Georgia. The Council of Ethnic Minorities is a consultative body that provides guidance and recommendations to the Ombudsman on matters related to minority rights.

The individual participates in the Council's meetings, discussions, and activities, providing their expertise and insights on issues affecting ethnic minority communities in Georgia. They may also contribute to the development of reports and recommendations to government officials and other organizations on matters related to minority rights.

As a Member of the Council of Ethnic Minorities, the individual plays an important role in promoting inclusivity, diversity, and equality for all in Georgia, particularly for ethnic minority communities. The role requires strong knowledge of human rights and minority rights, as well as the ability to work collaboratively and communicate effectively with stakeholders from diverse backgrounds.

On 1 February 2025, the Armenian Community Platform of Georgia left the Council with six other organisations and participated in establishing the Council for Ethnic Diversity.

In December 2022, he took part in the council’s off-site working meeting on its 2023 work plan, priorities and ethnic communities’ needs. On 2 February 2025, he discussed the reasons seven member organisations left the council in an interview on Formula.