Irakli Gharibashvili: The extreme propaganda that is taking place in kindergartens and schools abroad is absolutely unacceptable, we will oppose it

We do not interfere in anyone's work, personal life, this is absolutely unacceptable, but on the other hand, for me, the extreme propaganda that is already taking place in kindergartens and schools abroad is absolutely unacceptable. Thank God it won't happen to us, we'll ensure it. We must oppose this, - Prime Minister Irakli Gharibashvili told reporters.

According to Gharibashvili, propaganda of the LGBT community is unacceptable in schools, kindergartens and among young people.

"I got acquainted with these data through your media outlet. Naturally, this was a study by a foreign organization, as you mentioned, this study was conducted in 30 countries, and of course, the results of the study conducted in France were particularly noteworthy, where it was found that 22% of young people identify themselves as LGBT, which I think is an alarming trend. I believe that, of course, every person has their rights, it is the right of every person to choose his/her lifestyle, we do not interfere in anyone's work, we do not interfere in anyone's personal life, this is absolutely unacceptable, but on the other hand, the extreme propaganda that is going on is absolutely unacceptable for me. Already in kindergartens and in schools abroad. Thank God it won't happen to us, we'll ensure this. We must oppose this because it is not allowed, it is unacceptable to promote this topic in schools, kindergartens and among young people. This is my answer", said Gharibashvili.

At the same time, he spoke about the McDonald's restaurant and noted that the public's reaction was adequate.

"What we have seen in recent days, that in one of the most popular restaurant chains, McDonald's, this propaganda was carried out among children, of course, this is a completely immoral and unacceptable campaign. We have heard the explanations, but it is not enough. We do not accept the answer that it turns out that this is part of a global campaign and therefore we should accept it. That won't happen. I think it is welcome that the reaction of the public was quite intense and adequate. This is my answer", said Gharibashvili.