This article reports on the ongoing repression in Georgia, where opposition politicians and activists are being targeted by the government. The text mentions several cases of individuals who have been convicted or sentenced to prison terms for their involvement in protests against the foreign agents law, as well as for defying an investigative commission.
The article highlights the cases of:
* Denis Kulanin, Daniel Mumladze, and Guram Khutashvili, who were convicted in May.
* Omar Okribelashvili, Saba Meparishvili, Pridon Bubuteishvili, Davit Koldari, Giorgi Kuchuashvili, and Irakli Megvinetukhutsesi, who were also convicted for their involvement in protests against the foreign agents law.
* Eight individuals, including six active opposition politicians, who were sentenced to prison terms of several months for defying the Georgian Dream investigative commission.
The article also mentions a civic platform called Politpatimrebi.ge that documents the cases of detainees and lists over 60 persons who were jailed in 2024-2025 and are considered political prisoners.
Overall, the article paints a picture of a repressive environment in Georgia where opposition politicians and activists are being targeted by the government.
