**Judges in Georgia Rebel Against Political Pressure**
In a shocking move, judges in Georgia have begun to protest against what they claim is political pressure and intimidation. The leader of the Coalition for Change, Nika Gvaramia, has written about this on his social media account, revealing a letter that highlights the gravity of the situation.
According to Gvaramia, the State Security Service (SSG) is fully involved in this case. He claims that SSG employees are “pressuring” judges and others with sensitive information, such as corruption facts or personal lives. This has created a climate of fear among judges, who are worried about social isolation and public anger.
**The Intimidation Tactics**
Gvaramia describes how SSG employees have been monitoring trials from a special window in the courtroom. They allegedly watch judges throughout the entire proceedings, making it difficult for anyone to approach or stand near the window without facing aggressive actions from bailiffs. He also claims that some judges are being blackmailed with information about their personal lives, family members, and other sensitive facts.
This intimidation has even extended to witnesses, mainly special forces and police officers. The sudden start of an investigation into a high-profile case on June 20 is seen as a warning to these individuals, telling them that they will be arrested if they don’t “behave properly.”
**A Message of Hope**
Despite the dire situation, Gvaramia remains optimistic. He believes that the public’s anger and outrage are starting to take effect, and that this will ultimately lead to the downfall of oligarchy in Georgia.
“I don’t believe in the awakening of conscience of the dishonest,” he writes, “but I do believe in their fear of public anger.” His message is one of hope and defiance in the face of adversity. As he puts it, “Everything is going well. In the end, we will win! The oligarchy must fall!”
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