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Georgia: Police Detain Top Opposition Leader

  • Police in Georgia detained opposition leader Nika Melia on May 29 in Tbilisi ahead of his scheduled court hearing.
  • The detention followed Melia's refusal to testify before a parliamentary inquiry investigating alleged crimes during former President Saakashvili's term.
  • Melia, leader of the largest opposition alliance Coalition for Change, faces charges related to insulting police and refusing to appear at the commission.
  • His bail was set at 50,000 lari , which he refused to pay, and his lawyer criticized the arrest as lacking legal grounds and being aggressive.
  • The arrest intensified ongoing protests triggered by disputed elections, opposition claims of authoritarianism, and the ruling party's postponement of EU accession talks until 2028.
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Civil.ge broke the news in on Thursday, May 29, 2025.
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