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It's interesting that all these NGOs and activists invite to some vague discussions everyone who walked past the building where that very discussion was taking place.
There are unacceptably few representatives from the embassies of G7 and EU countries—only 60. To discuss the further fate of the Prosecutor General's office, one should invite at least +150 representatives, their wives, husbands, brothers, sisters, nannies, and housekeepers.
Only in that case can the discussion be considered authoritative.
But seriously, everyone gathered except those who have at least some connection to the prosecutor's office.
No prosecutors, former or current, are for some reason invited to such discussions.
Perhaps that's why all these "reforms" turn out so clumsy.
After all these relentless "reforms" the prosecutor's office will need saving.