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List of accommodation facilities that operate in line with implemented recommendations and are being inspected by the Ministry of Internally Displaced Persons from the Occupied Territories, Labour, Heaths and Social Affairs of Georgia. The list of inspected hotels will be regurally updated and posted on the website. Our key priority is to gradually resume tourism alongside the provision of high-quality services while preserving the safety of our destination that has been internationally acclaimed. Hotel Name Location Address Guest House LTD Nike Abasha 92, Tavisupleba St Villa Abastumani Adigeni 5 Asatiani St., Abastumani Green Hotel Adigeni 16 Asatiani Str. Abastumani Abastumani Adigeni 1 Asatiani St. Abastumani New House Adigeni 8 Asatiani St, Abastumani Ojakhuri Adigeni 96 Rustaveli St. Iveria Adigeni 19 Asatiani St. Abastumani Rio Adigeni 35 Rustaveli St. Abastumani 16 G Paliashvili Adigeni 16G Paliashvili St. Abastumani Abastumani Residence Adigeni 10 Paliashvili St Abastumani Hotel David Adigeni 41 Asaatiani St. Abastumani Lomsia Akhaktsikhe 10, Kostava St. Grand Mor Akhalkalaki 11/1 Charentsi St. Vardzia Resort Akhalkalaki Village Gogasheni, Chachkari Idiali Akhalkalaki 46 Tamar Mepe St. Ararat Akhalkalaki 13, Kamo St. Euro Star Akhalkalaki Airport Surrounding Territory Garni Akhalkalaki M.Mashtotsi St Anank Akhalkalaki 5, Darbiniani St New Grand Akhaltsikhe 26 Aspindze St. Prestige Akhaltsikhe 76 Rustaveli St. Tiflis Akhaltsikhe 12 Aspindza St. Rio Akhaltsikhe 1 Akhalkalaki Highway Rabat Akhaltsikhe 58 E.Atoneli St Almi Akhaltsikhe 11 Sulkhan Saba St. Beni Akhaltsikhe 5 Kharistchirashvili St. Guest House Cozy House Akhaltsikhe 33 Gvaramia St. Caucasia Akhaltsikhe 1 Agmashebeli St. Lotus Akhaltsikhe 90 Atoneli St. Millennium Rabati Akhaltsikhe 98 Atoneli St. Like Akhaltsikhe Abastumani Highway Teracce Rabath Akhaltsikhe 18, Tsikhisdziri St. Meskhuri Oda Akhaltsikhe 24, Takaishvili St. New Kassel Akhaltsikhe 4, Kostava St. Olimpo Akhaltsikhe 26, Gvaramadze St. New Star Akhaltsikhe 21, Tsikhisdziri St. Golden Gate Akhaltsikhe 17, Tsikhisdziri St. Shin Akhaltsikhe 2, Tsminda Davit da Konstantine St. Light House Old City Akhaltsikhe 62, E. Atoneli St. Pasha Kurtanidze Akhaltsikhe Metskhre St. Art Hotel Akhaltsikhe 13, Kostava St. Romantic Akhaltsikhe 132, Rustaveli St. Kesania Akhaltsikhe 80, Atoneli St. Khareba Akhaltsikhe Village Atskuri Julia Akhaltsikhe Akhaltsikhe 66, E. Atoneli St Panorama Akhaltsikhe 57/3 Tamarashvili St Kesane Akhaltsikhe 6, Tsikhisdziri St garden House Akhaltsikhe Gvaramadze St surroundings Edelweiss Akhaltsikhe 7, Aspindza St. Fish Hotel Akhaltsikhe 38/2, Agmashenebeli St. Maestro Akhaltsikhe 11, Vardzia dead Hotel Edemi Akhaltsikhe 95a, Rustaveli Star Akhaltsikhe 16, Parnavaz Mepe St. Meskhuri Koshki Akhaltsikhe 29, Mikutashvili street surroundings Nato Melikidze Akhaltsikhe 30, Gr. Khandzteli St. Hotel Tourist Akhaltsikhe 26 King Parnavaz St. Taba Hall Boutique Hotel Akhaltsikhe 29 Andria Pirveltsodebuli St. Alex Guest House Akhmeta Village Zemo Alvani Babaneuris Marani Akhmeta Vilage Babaneuri Guest House Imedi Akhmeta 3, 300 Aragveli St. Nazy's Guest House Akhmeta 26 Village Jokolo Guest House Melissa Akhmeta 9, 13 Duisi St. Guest house Ilto Akhmeta Village Sabue Guest House Shina Akhmeta Vill Omalo. Tusheti Nabadi Akhmeta Vill Omalo. Tusheti Tushuri koshki Akhmeta Omalo Visitor center Akhmeta Omalo Georgian National Tourism Administration 6-Sep-2020 Samzeo Akhmeta Omalo LTD Tusheti Travel Akhmeta Vill Omalo. Dusheti Tsikhisdziri Akhmeta Omalo, Tusheti Gorgila Akhmeta Omalo, Tusheti Alvani Valley Akhmeta 63, Village Alvani Guest House Samtsikhe Akhmeta Dartlo Hotel Akhmeta Akhmeta 52, Cholokashvili St Guest house Alvani Akhmeta Vill. Lower Alvani Leila's Guest House Akhmeta Jokolo Datuki Akhmeta 67, Rustaveli St Ana Guest House Akhmeta Lower Alvani Amkhanagoba Kvavlo Akhmeta Vill. Kvavlo Alvani Velly Akhmeta Vill Omalo , Tusheti Family house Diklo Akhmeta Vill. Diklo. Tusheti Tamar Idoidze Akhmeta Vill. Dartlo . Akhmeta Alvani Inn Akhmeta Akhmeta, Vill. Lower Alvani Pomoli Akhmeta Jvarboseli, Dusheti Mimino Akhmeta Vill. Omalo (Tusheti) Lukana Ambrolauri 40, Aghmashenebeli St. Saba Ambrolauri 27, Rustaveli St. Hotel Tsesi Ambrolauri Village Tsesi Karse Ambrolauri Sadmeli Otba Ambrolauri 37, Bratislava St Tsibena Ambrolauri 46, Rustaveli St. Guest House Buka Ambrolauri 48, Rustaveli St. Chito Gvrito Ambrolauri 26, Aghmashenebeli St. Shareula Ambrolauri Village Zeda Ghvardia Nebo Nikortsminda Ambrolauri Nikortsminda Crystal Ambrolauri 3, Shishinashvili St, Ambrolauri Ebena Amrbolauri 21 Shishinashvili St. Metekhara Amrbolauri 2 Gamsakhurdia St. Glamping Georgia Amrbolauri Krikhi Olimp Amrbolauri 13,I Lane Bratislava-Racha Shaori Amrbolauri Small town Kharistvali,Lake Saori,Racha Taripiri Amrbolauri 36, Rustaveli St. Twins Anaklia 235a, Rustaveli St. Golden Fleece Anaklia 4 Guramishvili St. Family House ''Flamingo'' Anaklia 223, Shota Rustaveli St Valodia's cottage Aspindza Vardzia Koriskhevi Kala Aspindza 74, Vardzia St. Rugby Base Aspindza Aspindza Rughby Base Favorite Aspindza Village Khertvisi Sada Aspindza Vardzia Tirebi Aspindza Nakalakevi Vardzia Cave Aspindza 4, Tabidze St, Aspindza Geno Aspindza Village Tmogvi L.T.D Aspindza Resort Aspindza 79, Vardzia St . 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    2012 The Public Defender of Georgia ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PUBLIC DEFENDER OF GEORGIA 1 The present report was published with financial support of the EU funded project “Support to the Public Defender’s Office of Georgia”. The views expressed in this publication do not represent the views of the European Union. EUROPEAN UNION 2 www.ombudsman.ge ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PUBLIC DEFENDER OF GEORGIA THE SITUATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS IN GEORGIA 2012 2012 THE PUBLIC DEFENDER OF GEORGIA ANNUAL REPORT OF THEwww.ombudsman.ge PUBLIC DEFENDER OF GEORGIA 3 OFFICE OF PUBLIC DEFENDER OF GEORGIA 6, Ramishvili str, 0179, Tbilisi, Georgia Tel: +995 32 2913814; +995 32 2913815 Fax: +995 32 2913841 E-mail: [email protected] 4 www.ombudsman.ge CONTENTS INTRODUCTION.............................................................................................. 7 NATIONAL PREVENTIVE MECHANISM .................................................... 11 SITUATION AT PENITENTIARY ESTABLISHMENTS ....................... 11 PROTECTION OF HEALTHCARE IN PENITENTIARY SYSTEM AND TORTURE PREVENTION MECHANISMS ................................... 58 MONITORING OF AGENCIES SUBORDINATED TO THE GEORGIAN INTERIOR MINISTRY ............................................... 82 TEMPORARY DETENTION ISOLATOR (TDI) UNDER THE SUBORDINATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS PROTECTION AND MONITORING MAIN DIVISION OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE MINISTRY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS OF GEORGIA ............. 87 REPORT ON CONDITIONS IN PSYCHIATRIC ESTABLISHMENTS IN GEORGIA .........................................................