🚨NEW: Leaked corporate documents reveal Putin crony Roman Abramovich’s previously unreported ties to key “enablers” of Georgia’s ‘pro-Russian’ Ivanishvili regime. Long 🧵on my latest for Byline Times👇1/ bylinetimes.com/2025/03/31/mos…

On Tuesday night I was barred from entering Georgia, my home for the last three years. Official reasons were given as “other,” but from the circumstances surrounding my departure in April it’s clear the refusal is in fact directly tied to my work covering the country as a

Read this. And time for the UK to act and sanction Rukhadze

Od istraživačkog rada do protjerivanja: Kako je Will Neal postao meta vlasti u Gruziji analiziraj.ba/od-istrazivack…

'Georgian Dream' banning will neal (@willneal.bsky.social) is unsurprising, as such regimes fear public scrutiny, especially from journalists. I support Will. The UK should impose sanctions and hold them accountable. russian-backed GD regime has a history of silencing British citizens.

Terrible news to see that will neal (@willneal.bsky.social) has been barred from Georgia after his excellent reports on money and power in the country rsf.org/en/between-har…

🇬🇪🇬🇧A must-read investigation by will neal (@willneal.bsky.social) in Byline Times: How Hunnewell Partners, a UK firm tied to Georgian oligarch Bidzina Ivanishvili, allegedly facilitated Kremlin-linked financial schemes through London’s elite circles. An alarming example of how autocratic influence

Terje Helland will neal (@willneal.bsky.social) Byline Times And the response from the regime: Neal was denied entry to Georgia: civil.ge/archives/683496

🚨🇬🇪 My colleague and an excellent journalist from Byline Times banned from Georgia where he was based for 3 years. Even less reporting on the dark events there. Read and support! ⬇️

British investigative journalist Will Neal was denied entry into Georgia on May 20, despite having lived in the country since 2022, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) reported. Neal, returning from a trip to the UK and EU, was held for 45 minutes at the Georgian-Armenian border

British journalist will neal (@willneal.bsky.social), known for his reporting on possible links between leaders of the ruling Georgian Dream party and #Russia, was denied entry to Georgia. According to Reporters Without Borders, Neal had been living in Georgia since 2022. After a brief trip to London,

Moscow’s Ties to the Georgian Regime Ran Through Kensington and Chelsea. By Will Neal ⁦will neal (@willneal.bsky.social)⁩ via ⁦Byline Times⁩ bylinetimes.com/2025/03/31/mos…

Between harassment and expulsion, Georgia is bent on silencing British journalist Will Neal ⁦will neal (@willneal.bsky.social)⁩ | via ⁦RSF⁩ rsf.org/en/between-har…

Entre harcèlement et expulsion, la Géorgie s'acharne à faire taire le journaliste britannique Will Neal limportant.fr/infos-monde/3/… Anna Gvarishvili

Por revelar las conexiones de Roman Abramovich (oligarca cercano a Putin) con el partido oficialista de Georgia, el régimen de ese país le prohibió al periodista Will Neal regresar allí, donde vive hace tres años. Otra autocracia desnudada por el periodismo de investigación

🎙️According to data gathered from open sources by the Media Development Foundation (MDF) between 2022 and 2025, there have been 14 cases of #journalists being denied entry to #Georgia.  🚫The border closes for unwanted journalists: Who is and isn’t welcome in Georgia? Read here 👉mediameter.ge/en/content/bor…

Media Meter 🇬🇪: Georgia has shown a growing pattern of denying entry to Western journalists, including those critical of the Russian government. The latest case involves British journalist will neal (@willneal.bsky.social), who was barred from entering the country without explanation after reporting

Freelance British Journalist will neal (@willneal.bsky.social) Denied Entry to Georgia Find out more 👉 go.coe.int/nYCUw Alert submitted by IPI - The Global Network for Independent Media & Justice for Journalists Foundation #EuropeForFreeMedia Photo: social media

Kyrgyz authorities have detained a sixth employee of OCCRP partner @KloopNews today, a day after five current and former staff members were taken for questioning. Kloop founder Rinat Tukhvatshin called the incident “a gross violation of human rights”. occrp.org/en/news/journa…

We are concerned by the recent detention of at least 8 current and former Kloop staff members in Kyrgyzstan. Although some of these journalists were released after being interrogated, three remain in detention without access to lawyers. We urge Kyrgyz authorities to