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Giorgi Kadagidze, a former president of Georgia’s National Bank, was arrested during a protest march. He believes that the country is unfairly prosecuting its best citizens.
Kadagidze said that 52 people are being held as political prisoners without any good reason. He mentioned four women who were arrested along with him – a kindergarten teacher, a primary school teacher, a university lecturer, and an IT specialist. This shows that anyone can be targeted by the regime, even those with important jobs.
The former president is confident that this government will eventually come to an end. He hopes that when it does, the country will avoid making mistakes like unfair arrests and false trials in court.
Kadagidze was detained on February 2 during a protest near the Vakhushti Bridge. His case has been postponed until February 7. The investigation against him is ongoing under the Administrative Offenses Code.
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