It seems you’ve copied a long article from civil.ge. I’ll try to summarize the key points for you:
**Arrests and Threats**
* Kalandia was threatened with arrest, but had to leave her alone.
* June 5: Activist Khatuna Beridze was arrested and released on parole after calling two government officials “slaves” and “traitors.”
* June 4: Civic activist Ioseb Babaevi was arrested in Gori under questionable circumstances and later found not guilty.
**Violence Against Activists**
* June 2: Tsotne Koberidze, a young politician from the opposition party Girchi-More Freedom, was confronted by two unknown assailants wielding electric shock devices.
* Ana Subeliani, a civic activist, received a strange call from someone she didn’t know.
**Vandalism and Intimidation**
* June 1: The central office of the United National Movement (UNM) was vandalized by around 30-40 thugs who worked in coordination with the police.
* May 31: Vitali Guguchia, a man seen in a viral video, became the target of an intense smear campaign and physical confrontation by a pro-government POSTV crew.
**Threats and Intimidation**
* Several opposition politicians and their family members continued to receive threatening phone calls on May 31.
* The Deputy Mayor of Tsalenjikha reported that her child had also received a threatening call.
**Government Response**
* GD MP Dimitri (Dito) Samkharadze publicly announced that he and his thugs were behind the campaign of intimidation against government opponents and civil society.