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Participants of the march are chanting "Putin Khuilo" ahead of the Alaska meeting.
#Tbilisiprotests
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Anatoli Gigauri, 2008 war veteran and UNM member, has been sentenced to 2 years in prison after his charges were suddenly reclassified at the last moment. The videos show a police officer hitting him first.
This is the 12th prison sentence tied to anti–Georgian Dream protests.
#Georgiaprotests
Day 253 of Tbilsi protests #Georgianprotests #Georgia #Ukraine #slavaukraini
Insaf Aliyev, is a Georgian citizen of Azerbaijani origin. Prosecutors accuse him of “group violence” during the pro-EU protests, relying on footage TI says was likely obtained illegally. There’s no evidence the defendants acted as an organized group, and they didn’t even know each other. #Georgia
Insaf Aliyev, detained for participating in pro-EU protests, has begun a hunger strike.
Aliyev was moved from a new cell which has no water and a broken sewage system. After asking for assistance, instead of fixing the problem, officials sent him to solitary confinement.
#Georgiaprotests #Georgia
Davit says police beat him on Rustaveli Ave, sprayed him in the face, shut the door, and left him struggling to breathe. This aggravated an old spinal injury, leading to another surgery in prison. He still needs treatment.
Key video evidence is unclear and facial ID was impossible. #Georgiaprotests
More on their sentencing.
Before being taken to the detention center, both were beaten and tortured in a police van.
Temur’s lawyer saw him a day and a half later, his face was severely swollen. He’s still denied access to his medical file. 2/3
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Judge Galustashvili sentenced Temur Zasokhashvili and Davit Lomidze to 4 years and 6 months.
They’re accused of throwing Molotovs. Both deny charges.
As the judge reminded them they could ask for a pardon Davit said:
“There will be no pardon.”
Today is Temur’s birthday.
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Happening now #Georgiaprotests
On August 7, 2008 Russia invaded Georgia. In just 20 hours, we began our defense. Not on the 8th — on the 7th.
17 years later, we gathered to honor the heroes who defended us and prove that we won’t let anyone rewrite history.
In August of 2008 Poland's president said in Tbilisi: "if we don't stop russia now, Ukraine will be next and then, maybe, my own country"
We all knew it was true, in fact, we've known since first Chechnia war but unfortunately, no one listens to small countries and here we are #warinGeorgia
Because of him, people managed to call their families. Soldiers knew what was happening. Now, he is facing 7 years in prison
Today is the anniversary of the 2008 war.
Zviad Ratiani, a political prisoner, was the chief engineer at Geocell at the time. When explosions were destroying fiber-optic joints and Georgia lost connection, two people went to work: Zviad and Hofnet employee. He restored connections under gunfire.
Because of him, people managed to call their families. Soldiers knew what was happening. Today, he is facing 7 years in prison.
Prosecutors accused him of carrying over 3 grams of Alpha-PVP, a charge punishable by 8 to 20 years or even life in prison.
At the time of his arrest, Giorgi was the sole caregiver of his bedridden mother. She passed away alone in January, just one month into his detention
This is Dr. Giorgi Akhobadze on Rustaveli Avenue, just hours after his release, following 8 months in pre-trial detention.
He was acquitted of severe drug charges, the first not-guilty verdict in a politically motivated protest-related cases.
