The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe has expressed serious concerns over democratic backsliding and social crisis in Georgia, urging the country to address deficiencies and uphold its membership commitments. Despite the ratification of their credentials, the Georgian delegation has resigned, halting dialogue and cooperation. Key issues identified include the release of political prisoners, repealing problematic amendments to the Electoral Code, ensuring genuinely democratic elections, and addressing freedom of assembly and expression. Reports of police brutality, intimidation, and media restrictions persist, worsening the situation. The Assembly regrets the lack of progress on prior resolutions, noting that continued deterioration undermines the ratification of future Georgian delegation credentials and calls for Georgia to fulfil its obligations and resume full cooperation with the Council of Europe.