Tag: Ministry of Internal Affairs

Georgia

Irakli Kobakhidze : they moved to psychological violence – if anyone should fear any list, then these are radicals. We will act. We promise everyone this.  

Georgia

Police Report Seven Detentions for Violence Charges Following Raids  

Georgia

Irakli Kobakhidze: The police entering the offices of various parties is more of a prevention than a repression  

Georgia

According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs’ information, 7 people have been arrested for the fact of organizing, leading, and participating in a group violence in connection with protests.  

Georgia

Aleko Elisashvili has been arrested  

Georgia

GYLA: Institutions of the State are Complicit in Crimes Against Humanity  

Georgia

Giorgi Vashadze says we must reach a point where not only do we continue the protest but also cause general non-obedience, and a strike in Georgia  

Georgia

The lawyer said that some of the detainees were beaten again.  

Georgia

Nona Kurdovanidze says that the state should make public what substance is mixed in the water used to disperse demonstrators. Without this information, the treatment of citizens will be complicated.  

Georgia

Civil Society Foundations Call for an End to Police Violence  

Georgia

Giorgi Gakharia : We have a reasonable belief that the people who are behind the masks are members of informal group and are not affiliated with the Ministry of Internal Affairs. We urge you to remove these criminals’ masks  

Georgia

Kobakhidze on Protests and the “Failed Maidan”, and his Hopes for a “Complete Reset with US  

Georgia

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights : The use excessive and disproportionate violence against demonstrators and media in Georgia is extremely concerning  

Georgia

Water jets are used to disperse protesters in front of Parliament  

Georgia

GYLA: the decision to break up a rally on December 2 and 3 was still illegal. Demonstrators were chased, verbally attacked, violently detained, and gas canisters fired from the roof were used.  

Georgia

According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs civil activist Dodi Kharkheli is not in custody and her questioning “takes place within the context of an ongoing investigation of a criminal case”.