US EditionActivist Temur Katamadze Forcibly Expelled to Turkey - Civil Georgia
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Today, instead of the peace and justice promised by the “Dream,” we received violence and unjustly detained young people, – with this statement the party “Rejoice for Georgia” responded to the verdict handed down today against Mate Devidze, who was detained during the protests. As stated in the statement released by the party, young people are leaving the country due to injustice, inequality, hopelessness and violence. “Today, the Murusidze Cour…
Activist Temur Katamadze Forcibly Expelled to Turkey - Civil Georgia
Temur Katamadze (Gaffar Yılmaz), a Turkish citizen of Georgian descent, was expelled to Turkey on June 11, shortly after his voluntary departure notice expired, Georgia’s Interior Ministry confirmed in the morning, after his wife posted on social media the same night that he was taken without the chance to say goodbye. Katamadze, 56, who had lived in Georgia since 2012 and was seeking citizenship, came into the public eye during ongoing anti-gov…
Activist detained in Turkey after deportation from Georgia
Temur Katamadze. (Interpressnews.) TBILISI, DFWatch–Temur Katamadze, a political activist and Turkish citizen, was deported from Georgia to Turkey late Monday night, and is now in detention there, according to his wife, Nino Kakulia. She told Interpressnews that Georgian authorities transferred him not via the main Sarpi crossing but near the Armenian border in the country’s south. Katamadze, who had resided in Georgia and applied for legal stat…
Activist Temur Katamadze, known to the public as the “Batumi Flagbearer,” has been expelled from Georgia. “Temur Katamadze did not take advantage of the opportunity to leave the country voluntarily, therefore, his expulsion was forcibly carried out in accordance with the requirements of Georgian legislation,” Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs Aleksandre Darakhvelidze said at a briefing today. Information about Temur Katamadze’s transfer to Tur…
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