Tag: Georgia

Georgia

According to the amendments, only the High Council of Justice can make a decision about photo and video recording in a court session  

Georgia

Elene Khoshtaria : The current arrests are aimed at psychologically breaking us and making us believe they will defeat us – What should we do? Unity around the strategy of struggle  

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Ana Tsitlidze, we are grateful for the statements of our international allies, but concrete steps must also be taken. We expect the countries of the Council of Europe to take these steps.  

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Senators Wicker & Shaheen: The “Georgian Dream” government is aggressively moving towards power consolidation, similar to Lukashenko’s regime in Belarus. We support the bipartisan “MEGOBARI Act”.  

Georgia

Shalva Papuashvili says that solidarity with violence only leads to more violence. It is a tragedy that hatred and violence today are being sown in the name of the EU.  

Georgia

Davit Matikashvili : You might have noticed, for example, in the U.S. that court proceedings are sometimes illustrated by drawings because filming is prohibited — we are following a democratic development path and taking examples from democratic leading countries  

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The Prosecutor’s Office has filed charges against poet Zviad Ratiani in connection with an incident of assaulting police officers  

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Zviad Cordzadze : Mamuka is exercising and doing well. We discussed matters relating to the continuation of the legal battle.  

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Giorgi Vashadze : I am doing well. The news is that I am writing to you from a cell 308 – a prisoner does not mean someone who is physically detained but rather one who is outside, and who fails to understand what freedom is. Our weapon is our unity and the fight to the end!  

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Irakli Kobakhidze, the opposition lobbied against the candidate status, then walked the corridors of European structures opposing visa liberalization. The opposition has been discredited by the people.  

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Tea Tsulukiani : The United National Movement was brought to power by events that were wrongly called a “revolution” – we’re investigating this and we’ll most likely say that it wasn’t a velvet revolution.  

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Thea Tsulukiani : We will send notifications to Nika Gvaramia and Mamuka Khazaradze today, offering them the chance to participate remotely in the commission – It is possible that new cases about their non-appearance could be sent to the Prosecutor’s Office on Monday  

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Guram Macharashvili : Media freedom does not mean that a journalist can enter every institution to cover every process. I do not support this in Parliament, either, where journalists chase MPs down the corridors.  

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Maka Bochorishvili says that today, the most pressing matter is visa-free traveling. We see that the issue has become a priority. Tina Bokuchava, among others, has repeatedly mentioned that the suspension visa-free travelling is something they expect.  

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Nikusha Kassia: The regime plans to ban media filming. This could be the last trial that the media covers.  

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The Migration Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs has expelled 34 foreigners from Georgia