3️⃣ The application was jointly filed with the Strasbourg court by "Transparency International - Georgia," the "Economic Policy Research Center," the "Rule of Law Center," "Publika," "Georgia's European Orbit," and the "Civic Movement for Freedom.".

2️⃣ We argue that the government's goal is not to enforce the law, but to suppress dissent and halt our activities so that we can no longer help people. These laws fundamentally contradict the freedoms of association and expression, the right to privacy, the right to a fair trial,.

1️⃣ The application concerns both the repressive legislation and the specific actions initiated based on these laws - namely, the investigation launched by the Anti-Corruption Bureau against some of the applicants.

📢 The Strasbourg court has registered an application against the recent repressive laws adopted by the "Georgian Dream," including Ivanishvili's "FARA," to restrict Georgian civil society organizations and media. Read more about the application in the thread ⬇️

🔻 In the politically motivated case of so-called "group violence," sanctioned judge Nino Galustashvili sentenced 11 protest participants to 2 years in prison. 🔻 The case was artificially constructed and politically driven, aimed at punishing 11 innocent prisoners of conscience

🔗 Read our full analysis of Saba Skhvitaridze’s case: Freedom for the regime’s hostages!.

3️⃣ Initially, the Prosecutor’s Office accused him of attacking a police officer in connection with their official duties. However, in July, the charge was reclassified to “intentional minor bodily harm.”.

2️⃣ Saba’s case is full of contradictions, fabricated evidence, and clear signs of political retaliation by the authorities. He was subjected to violence during his arrest and became a victim of both physical and psychological abuse at the police station — for which no one has.

Freedom for Saba Skhvitaridze!. 🚨 Today, sanctioned judge Jvebe Nachkebia sentenced Saba Skhvitaridze, an active participant in pro-European protests, to 2 years of imprisonment. Here's what you need to know 👇

4️⃣ This case was artificially constructed and politically motivated, aimed at punishing 8 prisoners of conscience for participating in pro-European civic protest.

3️⃣ Ultimately, Zviad Tsetskhladze, Vasil Kadzelashvili, and Vepkhia Kasradze were each sentenced to 2.5 years in prison. Insaf Aliyev, Tornike Goshadze, Giorgi Gorgadze, Nikoloz Javakhishvili, and Irakli Miminoshvili were sentenced to 2 years in prison.

2️⃣ The judge reclassified the charges from Article 225 (organizing or participating in group violence) to Article 226 of the Criminal Code — organizing or participating in group actions.

🚨 In the politically motivated case of so-called "group violence," sanctioned judge Tamar Mchedlishvili has issued a guilty verdict against 8 participants of the protest. 🔗 Read our full assessment of the case: Freedom to the hostages of the regime!

🚨 Anton Chechin, who fled Putin’s regime and joined civil protests in Georgia, was sentenced to 8 years and 6 months by Tbilisi City Court on fabricated drug charges, which he denies. 🔗 Our assessment of the case:

📢 Statement from 52 Georgian civil society organizations:. We would like to express our full solidarity and support to Civil Society Foundation, the International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy (ISFED), Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI),