Georgian journalist Vasil Ivanov-Chikovani and his wife Maia Bokeria have been arrested. They have three minor children at home. Vasil was fired from the Public Broadcaster after criticizing pro-government management and demanding justice for political prisoners like journalist

March on Rustaveli on 333rd day of protest.

I can barely believe this, but 71-year-old Aza Chilachava has actually slept in a cell in Georgia. Her trial is today. She's accused of 'blocking the road'. Aza has been protesting peacefully for 340 days straight. Her lawyer, Mariam Pataridze, describes Aza’s first night in

Another day, another means of repression used in Georgia

One-point 💯 peace plan… 👇🏻

Today marks exactly one year of unbreakable, uninterrupted protests in Georgia. For 3️⃣6️⃣5️⃣ days we have been fighting peacefully for our country’s freedom, democracy, and European future! 🇬🇪🇪🇺 გამარჯვებამდე! ✊🏼 It’s been an incredibly tough year, but the fight continues

Today the State Security Service summoned Dr. Kote Chakhnashvili, the doctor who conducted research on the symptoms of people harmed by the gas. Instead of acknowledging the problem or looking for the culprits within their own system, they are summoning the doctor for questioning

JUST IN: Constantine Chakhunashvili has been summoned for interrogation at the State Security Service. He is the doctor responsible for the study on the symptoms experienced by Georgian protesters - the study that eventually led to the evidence on the use of bromobenzyl

BBC’s recent 50-minute investigation into last year’s brutal crackdowns in Georgia doesn’t include one of the most horrifying stories — that of Aleksi Tirkia, a young protester who was struck in the face by a tear-gas canister and barely survived. He suffered an open scalp

Ultimately this is supporting Putin's interests

Georgia Explained: Possible Use of Camite During 2024 Pro-EU Protests BBC investigation has found evidence suggesting that Georgian police used a World War One-era toxic chemical against protesters. Follow Protest 24 for more updates.

Meanwhile, in the world’s most rapidly consolidating dictatorship at the moment, Ana Bdeiani, a mother of 3 is expected to face criminal prosecution of up to a year prison for standing on a pavement. #GeorgiaProtests Day 413 📷 Levan Zazadze

Outrageous! While Ukrainians fight for their lives, there is a new report about how Ivanishvili’s puppet regime is turning Georgian ports into a playground for Putin’s shadow fleet. Turning off AIS trackers to move blood oil is complicity in war crimes. ifact.ge/en/the-shadow-…

Somewhere in Tbilisi, Georgia. Remembrance is not a violation, The Olympic Games IOC MEDIA

Three Georgian women face criminal prosecution — and up to 1 year in prison — for standing peacefully on the sidewalk during protests. They had previously been punished for standing on the roadway. The court considers this a repeat violation under the same provision, and has

🇬🇪🫶🏻🇪🇺 4️⃣5️⃣1️⃣ th day Our demads are: 1. New, free and fair elections 2. Free political prisoners!

The Embassy of Iran in South Africa sent a message to the Embassy of Ukraine informing us about the opening of a book of condolences for the deceased ayatollah and his associates. Ukrainian Ambassador Dr. Olexander Scherba sent them a response. Your Excellency, Mr. Ambassador,

Georgian opposition leader Helen Khoshtaria has just been sentenced to 1.5 years in prison for writing "Russian Dream" on a Georgian Dream campaign poster, allegedly causing GEL570 (~$200) in damage. She did it in solidarity with Megi Diasamidze, a female student prosecuted for

I've been quiet on X for a reason. For the past days I've been working around the clock on what has become one of the biggest civic mobilisations in Georgia right now, and it's about stray dogs. Georgia's illegitimate government launched a national sterilisation programme for

Ladies and gentlemen, please have a look at the Georgian Dream Deputy Minister of Culture 👇🏻