Tag: Ministry of Internal Affairs

Georgia

Special Forces Deployed After Suspected Drunk Driver Kills Two Teenagers, Sparking Locals’ Protests  

Georgia

Mikheil Sarjveladze says that no one has evidence that the Ministry of Internal Affairs representatives used non-standard methods during the protests. Intoxication, tears, and other symptoms were all natural accompanying processes.  

Georgia

Shalva Tadumadze named Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs  

Georgia

GYLA (Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association), employees are violently detaining protesters. These actions are a continuation to the repressions which have been ongoing for the past month  

Georgia

GYLA Chairperson – Since November 28, along with various violations against detained persons, an illegal practice has emerged of confiscating or appropriating the possessions of those individuals.  

Georgia

Shalva Papuashvili: In Georgia it is still dawning, and getting darker as it used to be, the country and society are moving ahead. The decision will be a heavy stain on Georgian-American relationships  

Georgia

Salome Zurabishvili : It is a logical result of the total inversion of the truth and the flipping upside down of values, when you are about awarding the “Order of Merit”, to the criminal vertical of oppression in your country!  

Georgia

Irakli Kobakhidze Ignores US Sanctions By Decorating, Compensating Sanctioned MIA officials  

Georgia

The Government has nominated 11 senior officials of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Order of Honor, including Vakhtang Gomelauri, Zviad Kharasishvili Milleri Lagazauri and Mirza Kezevadze  

Georgia

The MIA blames protesters for violence, while the sanctioned interior minister is appointed as vice-PM  

Georgia

U.S. Department of Treasury Sanctions Georgian MIA officials for Brutality against Protesters and Journalists  

Georgia

Former MIA Official Reveals MIA, Special Tasks Department Methods for Handling Protests  

Georgia

Giorgi Vashadze : The act committed against my is assessed as a attempted murder under Criminal Code. There has been no response from the Ministry of Internal Affairs. I personally accuse BidzinaIvanishvili  

Georgia

NGOs: In addition to the beatings, special forces also robbed detainees of their clothes, shoes and mobile phones. They took their bags, wallets, glasses and crosses. They forced them to use derogatory terms about themselves or praise “Zviad Khrazishvili”.  

Georgia

UN experts are concerned about widespread human rights violations in the midst of ongoing protests  

Georgia

The March of Mothers joined the protesters on Rustaveli Avenue in front of Parliament