Tag: Tbilisi City Court

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Court Orders Extradition of Journalist Afghan Sadigov to Azerbaijan  

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Nino Lomjaria, I brought a lot of proof to the court  

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Watchdog Urges Investigation into Alleged Police Violence Against Protester  

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Nino Lomjaria, I got the impression I was an investigator and that they were asking me to prove the elections were rigged. This time it should have been the other way around. They are the investigators  

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Nino Lomjaria, suspected of election fraud, will be interrogated by a magistrate on November 27, in the presence of the magistrate.  

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Mikheil Saakashvili says he wants to tell people who don’t want to mention his name that if he were with you in the streets of Tbilisi today, we would have fought much harder. The dictator knows this, and it is why he is in prison  

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The Daily Beat – 24 November  

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GYLA: The delay of court proceedings against protesters raises suspicions about the deliberate delay of the cases so that the President cannot grant pardons while he is in office  

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SJC: Protracted trial of activists shows political instrumentalization of the judiciary  

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Mate Devidze (20) was arrested as a precautionary measure for allegedly attacking policemen.  

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The Daily Beat: November 21,  

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Davit Kirtadze who smeared paint on Giorgi Kaandarishvili will have to leave CEC. Kirtadze won’t be able be a CEC member for the next 4 years.  

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

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Khatia Dekanoidze, the representative of opposition, was summoned to court. This is an absurdity. They did not understand what they were doing, they did see nothing, and they didn’t open their eyes.  

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Saakashvili, Ivanishvili, You Betted Wrong on Putin’s Victory in Ukraine  

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According to Mamuka Khazaradze, the confiscation by the Prosecutor’s Office of voter verification machines as well as election documents raises a reasonable suspicion that “traces of crime are being masked”