**Protests Continue in Georgia**
On the 112th day of continuous protests, demonstrators blocked Rustaveli Avenue. They are demanding new elections and the release of all individuals arrested during the protests.
**TV Owner Fined £170 Million**
Irakli Rukhadze, the owner of Imedi TV, has lost his legal battle in the UK Supreme Court. He was ordered to pay over $170 million for commercial conspiracy.
**Rukhadze Wants to Buy Radio Liberty Office**
Rukhadze is interested in purchasing Radio Liberty’s Georgian office and brand for his IMEDITV group. He plans to talk to RFE/RL representatives.
**President Appoints New Member to High Council of Justice**
The President has appointed Manuchar Kakochashvili as a non-judge member of the High Council of Justice, replacing Kakha Tsikarishvili.
**GYLA Criticizes Fines on Protesters**
The Social Justice Center has submitted an amicus curiae brief in support of Temur Katamadze, a Turkish citizen of Georgian origin. The Venice Commission has recommended the repeal of amendments to Georgia’s electoral code.
**Key Points**
* Protests continue in Georgia with demonstrators blocking Rustaveli Avenue.
* Irakli Rukhadze was fined £170 million for commercial conspiracy.
* Rukhadze wants to buy Radio Liberty’s Georgian office and brand.
* The President appointed Manuchar Kakochashvili as a new member of the High Council of Justice.
* GYLA criticized fines on protesters, saying they were fired for political reasons.
* The Venice Commission recommended the repeal of amendments to Georgia’s electoral code.