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GYLA: To control peaceful protesters, the Ministry of Internal Affairs uses facial recognition technology. This is to create fear among participants of the demonstration.  

**Ministry of Internal Affairs Spying on Protesters** The Ministry of Internal Affairs is using facial recognition cameras to identify and…

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“Deutsche Welle”: Germany deported 48 people to Georgia, including Zelimkhan Khangoshvili’s brother 

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BBC publishes an article about Irakli Gharibashvili titled: The spectacular fall of Georgia’s former Prime Minister, accused of keeping $6.5 million in his apartment 

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Protester Who Climbed on Police Car Sent to Pre-Trial Detention, Faces Up to 7 Years in Jail 

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Seven Charged for Obstructing Pro-Government Journalists During October 4 Unrest 

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Protesters block Rustaveli Avenue 

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Police move protesters off roadway in front of Parliament 

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According to the third President of Georgia, Mikheil Saakashvili, he was questioned today about the October 4 case. 

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Salome Zurabishvili: Today we are witnessing what happens when the regime achieves nothing and when its end begins 

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Former Law Enforcer Handed Life Sentence Over Levan Jangveladze’s Contract Killing 

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Frontera’s Steve Nicandros Lobbied Against U.S. Bill Targeting Georgian Dream, Reuters Reports 

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Pawel Herczyński: Georgia has adopted laws that contradict the principles of the European Union – with these laws it will be impossible to become a member of the European Union and I am very sorry to say this openly and directly 

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Pawel Herczyński on Zviad Tsetskhladze’s letter: It is normal practice for diplomatic missions to respond to letters – if the question is: Mr. Ambassador, why are you an elephant? – We do not respond, but if the question is honest, you will get an answer 

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