🇬🇪Human Rights Watch @hrw just published its Georgia report. It is devastating for the illegitimate Georgian Dream anti-EU government. Georgian Dream is dismantling independent civil society through law, prosecution and financial strangulation.
https://t.co/rBvHT7G3O0
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Terror in Georgia continues. Activist Isako Devidze was sentenced to 30 days of administrative detention. Today marked the 30th day, but without informing his family or his lawyer, authorities held a court hearing on a criminal case that no one had been aware of before. He is now being charged with contempt of court and faces up to one year in prison.
New and longer charges announced to prisoners on the day they are supposed to leave prison is a common emotional torture and mass intimidation tactic in Belarus, signalling that once you are in their hands, you might never leave.
We now have such a case in Georgia👇🏻
#TerrorinGeorgia
🇬🇪 The 411th day of the Georgian people's continuous protest against the regime and a mass demonstration for the release of Mzia Amaghlobeli!🔥
Freedom for all prisoners of the regime!
Freedom for Georgia!
Freedom for Ukraine!
Freedom for Iran!
Freedom for all nations fighting for freedom! ✊
#GeorgiaProtests
Non stop protests continue in Georgia - day 411 🇬🇪
Protesters have gathered to support political prisoner and journalist Mzia Amaglobeli.
The pro-Russian regime arrested her one year ago.
Day 411 of #GeorgiaProtests
And 1 year since Mzia Amaglobeli, the Sakharov Prize winner prisoner of conscience, was jailed by the Georgian Dream.
This is Mzia’s march.
“Freedom to regime prisoners!”
“Until the end!”
📷 MOSE
A large march in Tbilisi, Georgia today marks one year since journalist Mzia Amaghlobeli’s illegal imprisonment. She was jailed after slapping a rogue police officer.
Day 411 of daily, uninterrupted protests in Georgia.
Day 402 of daily, uninterrupted protests in Georgia. Our weekly march draws a large crowd — despite freezing temperatures, threats of mass arrests, and the holiday season keeping many out of town.