#TerrorinGeorgia - Opposition leader and political prisoner Zurab Japaridze Zurab Girchi Japaridze has lost his mother. This marks the fourth time a prisoner of conscience in Georgia has lost a parent behind bars.

Georgia cannot join the EU until its government changes its authoritarian course. The European Parliament stands with the Georgian people. Parliament does not recognise Georgia’s current government and says its EU path is effectively suspended until fair elections happen.

The crowd in Georgia's capital, Tbilisi, on day 234 of daily, nationwide protests. 🇬🇪 We're chanting 'until the end', meaning until the repressive, illegitimate, pro-Russian GD regime collapses. ✊

EU enlargement requires real commitment from Brussels, otherwise candidates will simply drift away. We saw this in Georgia, and after today's announcements I am increasingly worried that we are seeing the same in Ukraine. More thoughts below 🔗👇

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Today marks 17 years since Russia's invasion of Georgia, a day to remember the victims of war, those who were displaced, and those who lost their lives fighting. We see how deeply Georgians continue to honor the memory of their heroism. We stand in solidarity with the Georgian

I can’t express what it means to see such a large crowd on day 253 of daily, nationwide protests in Georgia—especially in this unbearable heat, in a small city where most have already escaped to cooler places. 🇬🇪✊ How can we not prevail against a Russian oligarch?

The space is shrinking in Georgia for civil society. Authorities have frozen the accounts of 7 NGOs and opened a criminal case for “sabotage,” alleging they funded protective gear for protesters. Unlike previous cases, this could lead to the arrest of the NGO's leaders 1/3

Georgian Civil Society under mass repressions and attack! #TerrorinGeorgia ‼️ #StandwithGeorgianPeople

🇬🇪 #GeorgiaProtests - Happening Now

My thoughts are with the people of Georgia, who stand for freedom and their European future. Democracy cannot be silenced. Moldova is by your side.

What the people of Georgia need, because these are proven with evidence to be working against the Russian regime: 1. Further and multi-aspect regime isolation. No handshakes. Inquire first whom your international funds go to. Are you helping Georgians, or are you making their

“I have just returned from the South Caucasus, and unfortunately, what I saw in Georgia is very, very worrying. Repression on the streets against ordinary people is unacceptable. Georgia has more political prisoners per capita than Russia, which sends a very strong signal to all

Georgians want a European future. Yet disinformation & lies about Europe are promoted by those in power. Opposition are jailed. Media & civil society silenced. This must stop. We condemn all repression & urge Georgian authorities to engage in dialogue with their own citizens.

The 2025 Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought goes to Belarus’ Andrzej Poczobut and Georgia’s Mzia Amaglobeli. The courage of these journalists in speaking out against injustice, even behind bars, stands as a powerful symbol of freedom and democracy. x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Imprisoned journalists Andrzej Poczobut from Belarus and Mzia Amaglobeli from Georgia have been awarded the European Parliament's 2025 Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought.

Shocking news from #Georgia 🇬🇪 Ruling Georgian Dream filed a lawsuit to ban 3 major opposition forces — the United National Movement, Lelo & Ahali–New (part of Coalition for Change). Georgian Dream is becoming Lukashenka’s twin — straight from the Kremlin’s playbook

WW1 toxic compound sprayed on Georgian protesters, BBC evidence suggests bbc.in/4rtdXr9

It’s easy to help make Georgia a success story again, not just a cautionary tale. The Georgian Dream is not a transactional autocracy, engaging with them with hopes to influence them only enables the regime further. You can read my op-ed. Much gratitude to Euromaidan Press!

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