Georgia's Opposition Crackdown: A Struggle for Democracy
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Georgia's Opposition Crackdown: A Struggle for Democracy
In Georgia, a crackdown on opposition figures continues following a disputed election. Key opposition leaders are jailed, protesting against the incumbent Georgian Dream party's alleged manipulation of the electoral process and halting of European Union accession efforts. Protests persist in Tbilisi as demonstrators call for international support.


Georgia tightens screws on opposition, jails more leaders
Georgia: Crackdown on government critics deepens as another opposition politician is jailed
Reacting to the jailing of yet another Georgian opposition figure, former lawmaker Giorgi (Givi) Targamadze, to seven months in prison for refusing to recognize the parliament’s legitimacy and appear before a parliamentary investigative committee, Denis Krivosheev, Amnesty International’s Deputy Director for Eastern Europe and Central Asia, said:“Summoning opposition figures before a parliamentary commission and arresting and imprisoning them fo…
The leader of the Georgian opposition, Nika Melia, became the latest figure of the opposition that was sent to prison this week in a repression described by observers for an unprecedented attack on the country's democracy address.
The leader of the Georgian opposition, Nika Melia, became the latest figure of the opposition that was sent to prison this week, in a repression described by observers for an unprecedented attack on the country's democracy, reports BBC.
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