Tag: Ministry of Internal Affairs

Georgia

Police are mobilizing at Freedom Square. Water cannons were brought in.  

Georgia

Protester arrested for assaulting a police officer  

Georgia

Ministry of Internal Affairs: We warn participants and organizers of planned rallys to refrain from illegal action – otherwise the police will take appropriate legal measures to stop illegal actions  

Georgia

Khatia Dekanoidze : No one is scared of the statement of Ministry of Internal Affairs. We have a peaceful demonstration, this is the self proclaimed government and Parliament – everyone should know that the citizens of Georgia won’t “put up” this  

Georgia

Salome Zurabishvili, Nino Tsilosani: You have made a mistake since the beginning.  

Georgia

President on Interior Ministry statement – If they just said, I will arrest you all, threats are useless – yet another proof of Russian style governance  

Georgia

MIA Issues a Stern Warning for the Planned Protest on November 24-25, President Retorts  

Georgia

The prosecutor’s office filed charges against a participant in the rally who is accused of assaulting the policemen with the stick: the agency has also released footage of the incident  

Georgia

President: Punitive actions are being taken against young Georgian activists  

Georgia

Tbilisi City Court sentences two detained activists to eight-day imprisonment, fines another  

Georgia

Joint Brief on Election of ISFED, My Vote and GYLA to Constitutional Court  

Georgia

The court fined Davit kirtadze for pouring black paint over Giorgi Kalandarishvili  

Georgia

The police arrested 16 individuals during the rally held on Chavchavadze Avenue and Melikishvili Avenue  

Georgia

Media Ombudsman – We demand that the Ministry of Internal Affairs stop the violence directed at the media and participants of the rally and that the Special Investigation Service immediately begin an investigation.  

Georgia

GYLA- We call on Ministry of Internal Affairs (MoIA) to stop dispersing peaceful protestors with police forces, prevent the illegal arrest of demonstrators and give them the chance to express their protest.  

Georgia

Zurab Japaridze : They behaved like savages, robbing us and felling as if we hadn’t violated for two days and nights. This is typical of Russian “riots”.