The Family was granted Refugee status in Georgia
Our law firm was approached by a family from one of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) countries who had arrived in Georgia seeking international protection. According to the family, they had been subjected to systematic unlawful persecution by a group of individuals in their country of origin, which they believed was connected to their political views.
The persecution involved threats of physical violence, destruction of the family's property, and other forms of intimidation that posed a serious risk to their safety. Their account was supported by specific facts and evidence demonstrating the reasonable grounds for their fear of continued persecution if they returned to their home country.
After retaining attorney Beka Nemsitsveridze, a legal strategy was developed to secure international protection in Georgia. The attorney personally examined the circumstances of the case, analysed the information and evidence provided, prepared the necessary documentation, and drafted a legally substantiated application for refugee status.
The application, filed with the competent Georgian migration authority, provided a detailed account of the persecution, its alleged political motivation, the nature of the threats, and the risks the family would face upon returning to their country of origin.
Following the examination of the application, the competent Georgian authority approved our request and granted refugee status to the family members.
As a result of the legal assistance provided, the family successfully obtained international protection and the right to reside legally in Georgia in accordance with their refugee status.
