Tag: European Court of Human Rights

Georgia

“Strong Georgia-Lelo” appeals to the Constitutional Court, demanding that the law adopted by “Georgian Dream” on banning parties be declared unconstitutional 

Georgia

Michael O’Flaherty: The ‘Foreign Influence’ law in Georgia is part of a broader set of restrictions on freedom of expression – the narrowing of space for civil society organizations continues 

Georgia

Anton Chechin: I know that the Georgian government had a motive to restrict my freedom – I do not exclude that there was great pressure from Russia, to create more problems 

Georgia

Russian Citizen Sentenced to 8.5 Years in Jail on Serious Drug Charges Linked to Georgian Protests 

Georgia

Kremlin Says Russia Will Not Comply With ECtHR Ruling on Post-2008 War Rights Violations 

Georgia

Tsulukiani Commission Presents 470-Page Report, Builds Case Against UNM, Others 

Georgia

The Office of the Public Defender: Eleven individuals detained on Rustaveli Avenue report possible excessive use of force and mistreatment by the police; some show signs of injuries, swelling, redness, and bloodstains 

Georgia

Ombudsman: The Public Defender hopes that the acquittal of Abramov will have a positive impact on establishing the obligation for police to obtain neutral evidence and on the development of proper judicial practice 

Georgia

Shalva Papuashvili says that time will pass and the ambassadors who were silenced by the Strasbourg Court decision in Mzia Amaghlobeli’s case will remember how they erred as they have done many times before when assessing the verdicts rendered by Georgian courts  

Georgia

Prosecutors Revive Gavrilov’s Night Probe Citing 2024 ECtHR Ruling  

Georgia

According to the Prosecutor’s Office, in accordance with the Strasbourg Court’s decision, investigative activities are being carried out in Rustaveli Avenue, in connection with events of June 20-21. 2019 – these actions will “enable investigation to fully reconstruct” the crime.  

Georgia

Ministry of Justice: Strasbourg Court declares Giorgi Mamladze’s complaint unadmissible  

Ukraine

Ukrainian court recognizes same-sex couples as a family in landmark ruling  

Georgia

Irakli Kobakhidze says that he hopes the influence of the “deep state” on the European bureaucracy weakens, as without it, overcoming the crisis would be impossible. This is important for the European Union’s development as a rules based system  

Georgia

CoE Commissioner Urges Georgia To Curb Police Abuse And Revise Legislative Amendments  

Georgia

Shalva Papuashvili says that, just like in the Melia case, the Lithuanian Government will continue to damage Georgia’s reputation until Strasbourg issues a judgment. If Strasbourg exposes them in an unfounded attack, they will not apologize.