On June 20, the World Refugee Day representatives of Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association (GYLA) visited IDPs settled in Tsilkani.
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To raise their awareness GYLA lawyers provided legal consultation and necessary literature to residents of Akhalgori and Didi Liakhvi affected by the August war.
There are 341 minors among the displaced persons.
With support of the Danish Refugee Council (DRC), color pencils and drawing albums were given to IDP children.
GYLA continues working on issues of IDPs with partner organizations.