Tag: Human rights

Georgia

Salome Zurabishvili: Where is the Public Defender? – He is silent and inactive 

Georgia

CoE Congress of Local and Regional Authorities Plans a Fact-Finding Mission 

Georgia

Jan Lipavsky: The Czech government has approved the introduction of visa obligation for holders of Georgian diplomatic and business passports – the measure suspends visa-free contact with Georgian official 

Georgia

GYLA: For the first time in its 31-year history, the Georgian Young Lawyers Association will not be able to observe the elections scheduled for October 4, 2025 with a traditional observation mission 

Georgia

EU Delegation to CoE expresses readiness to support Georgian people’s European aspirations, and the country’s path towards accession should Georgian authorities reverse their present course of action 

Georgia

PACE Co-rapporteurs : the sentence against Mzia amaghlobeli was disproportionate and political motivated – we demand that she be immediately released.  

Georgia

Five Ukrainian citizens stuck at the Russia/Georgia Border have begun a hunger strike  

Georgia

Droa: We have informed Georgian international partners of the purpose of the forced psychiatric interventions against Nino Datashvili. The goal is to psychologically pressure him, damage his reputation and prolong the illegal imprisonment.  

Georgia

Shalva Papuashvili: I find it concerning that the Swedish Prime minister has stated the legalization of same sex marriages as a condition for EU membership. This is in contradiction with the formal requirements for EU accession  

Georgia

Lithuania Sanctions Ten More Georgian Citizens  

Georgia

17 Detained during Eviction Operation at Tbilisi Africa Settlement  

Georgia

Rezo Kiknadze : I got into a fight in the cell for listening to Russian music and switching to “Georgian Dream”. As punishment, I was left without a cellmate. I mocked the doctor of “Georgian Dream”, for an hour. He punished me by refusing me medication  

Georgia

Lawyer: When there are hundreds of cases of citizens being beaten and tortured, the investigative bodies don’t show even the slightest interest to request information. Testimonies prove that if political will is present, it is possible for each one of them to be identified.  

Georgia

Kaja Kallas explains what is in the letter, which includes recommendations for Georgia. The deadline for their implementation has been set at the end of August.  

Georgia

At a protest, Jano Archaia, a detained activist, addressed the prosecutor. “You haven’t brought a victim who would point their finger at us.” Did you not like the way I laughed, or why have we been in prison for 8 months?  

Georgia

In his farewell speech, the French ambassador calls on the GD government to reverse course