As we do not allow violence against representatives of the minority, just like that we will not allow violence by the minority against the majority, we protect the rights of the majority, for whom the family is a union between a man and a woman, the mother is a woman, and the father is a man, - Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Gharibashvili said at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Budapest.

As the Prime Minister noted, the Government of Georgia respects the rights of every citizen and proves it with actions.

"We respect the rights of each of our citizens and we prove it by our actions. In 2014, on the one hand, in accordance with the requirements of the EU Visa Liberalization Action Plan, but also with a sense of responsibility towards our own citizens, we adopted an anti-discrimination law that strictly protects the constitutionally guaranteed rights of each citizen.

But we also protect the rights of the majority, for whom the family is a union between a woman and a man, the mother is a woman and the father is a man. We protect the rights of the people, the vast majority of the population, who supported my initiative, as a result of which our party later put in the constitution the definition of marriage as the union of a man and a woman.

The vast majority of our society shares traditional, conservative, family values. These values are not only the heritage of the past, they are the present, the environment in which we grew up and want to raise our children. I am the father of four children and along with the majority of Georgian parents, I want to raise our future generations on unique values based on Christianity; The way our parents raised us.

Therefore, we will protect the rights of all, but as we do not allow violence against the minority, just like that we will not allow violence of the minority against the majority. We will not support the minority's attempt to change values with aggressive propaganda, which the majority of our population considers to be established by God, on which Georgian identity and our entire history are based," said Irakli Gharibashvili.