US EditionTamar Mearakishvili, Activist Detained in Tskhinvali, Hospitalized Amid Hunger Strike - Civil Georgia
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Tamar Mearakishvili, Activist Detained in Tskhinvali, Hospitalized Amid Hunger Strike - Civil Georgia
Georgian civic activist Tamar Mearakishvili, who has been on a hunger strike since her detention by the Tskhinvali de facto authorities on charges of spying for Tbilisi, has been hospitalized, local SAPA news agency reported on December 30, citing her lawyer, Alan Bazzaev. “Her mood is normal, but she is experiencing severe weakness,” Mearakishvili’s lawyer told SAPA, noting that she refuses to end her hunger strike despite deteriorating health.…
Activist Tamara Mearakishvili, who was detained in Tskhinvali on charges of espionage, went on a dry hunger strike and completely refused not only food, but also water and medicines, after which her condition deteriorated sharply, lawyer Alan Bazzayev told Sapa after a meeting with her client. “Her blood pressure rises, she doesn't take water or pills. The speech is normal, but the appearance shows that the condition is unhealthy. She said she l…
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