🟥 On the night of November 19, police detained up to 15 people during the daily #GeorgiaProtest in #Tbilisi.

🟥 Today, protesters marched in support of 21-year-old musician and prisoner of conscience Mate Devidze, jailed a year ago and sentenced to 4.5 years.

#RepressionsInGeorgia

After the Kutaisi Court of Appeals announced that it was upholding journalist Mzia Amaglobeli’s two-year prison sentence, the penitentiary convoy transported her back to Rustavi Prison.

#FreeMzia
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🔴 Georgia’s imprisoned journalist and 2025 #SakharovPrize laureate, Mzia Amaglobeli, has been brought to the Kutaisi Court of Appeals on the 311th day of her unlawful imprisonment.
🟥 On 18 November, the Kutaisi Court of Appeals is expected to deliver its verdict in Mzia Amaglobeli’s case.
#FreeMzia

🔴 Georgia’s imprisoned journalist & #SakharovPrize2025 laureate Mzia Amaglobeli was brought to the Kutaisi Court of Appeals.

🟥 Today the court begins hearing her case: the defense seeks to overturn her 2-year sentence, while prosecutors demand 4–7 years for “attacking a police officer.”
#FreeMzia

⭕️One year after the parliamentary elections, citizens are holding a protest march in #Tbilisi.

📌 “Until the end - until victory!”
#GeorgiaProtests demand the govt’s resignation, free elections independent from Ivanishvili’s control, and the release of all political prisoners.

🟥 October 22, 2025 — #GeorgiaProtests Day 329, #Tbilisi

While police were trying to clear the road of protesters, a young woman climbed onto a police car in defiance.

Soon after, police arrested her along with at least 11 others.

🟥 October 22, 2025 — #GeorgiaProtests Day 329, #Tbilisi

Police are arresting peaceful protesters attempting to block traffic on Rustaveli Ave as part of the daily demonstrations demanding the release of political prisoners and new parliamentary elections.

#RepressionInGeorgia

🟥 Georgia’s unlawfully imprisoned journalist Mzia Amaglobeli has been named laureate of the 2025 Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought, shared with Andrzej Poczobut of #Belarus.

🔴“Imprisoned Journalists Fighting for Your Freedom and Ours"
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