Court releases three persons detained during June 20 protest in Tbilisi

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30 November 2024, 02:55

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The ongoing rally on Rustaveli Avenue, near the Parliament, exceeded the norms established by the Law on Assembly and Manifestation

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Mariam Gaprindashvili, journalist of TV Pirveli, was injured at the rally
29 November

23:05
Special forces start using water cannons at the rally

22:09
We call on the participants of the rally to refrain from illegal actions and follow the instructions of the law enforcement officers – MIA

20:17
Journalists protest violence against media representatives by law enforcement agencies

20:05
Rally in front of the Parliament - protesters blocked Rustaveli Avenue
19:04
Demonstrators, organizers are requested to refrain from possessing any object or substance that creates an actual risk of disrupting the peaceful nature of the assembly - Aleksandre Darakhvelidze

17:52
I strongly urge Georgian Dream to reconsider its actions and return Georgia to the path of the EU, Western integration and democracy - Robin Dunnigan

17:42
In Georgia I saw harsh polarisation between the parties but also an election that offered voters a wide choice of options where the candidates could campaign freely - President of OSCE Parliamentary Assembly

15:06
We condemn the acts of violence against our colleagues, as a result of which several of them suffered serious injuries - Rustavi 2’s statement regarding the recent developments
14:48
Georgia’s Ambassador to Bulgaria is resigning

14:34
If they want to open negotiations - put it on the table, I will sign it today - Prime Minister

14:21
Yesterday, we once again confirmed to the public that by 2030, Georgia will be more prepared than all candidate countries to join the EU - Kobakhidze

12:35
Well, dare someone in Europe or US to talk to the police like some of the participants of the rally, see what they will do, they will break them to the bones - Kaladze
12:29
Criminal acts of inhuman and degrading treatment and targeted persecution of peaceful protesters, as depicted in the video footage distributed by the media, are disturbing - Ombudsman

12:24
If the EU wants to open accession talks with Georgia, it is free to do so - Kaladze

11:43
Georgia is a sovereign country, and it is up to Georgia to decide whether it wants to follow the path of European integration - Herczyński

11:29
It is disgusting that diplomats are supposedly sworn to the EU at the expense of their own country’s interests. After this farce, you will be more convincing if you leave your positions - Tsilosani
11:27
EU Ambassador to Georgia has conveyed false information claiming that Georgia will halt its Euro-Atlantic integration process for 4 years - Georgian Dream’s Communication Department

11:19
The estimated real GDP growth rate amounted to 11% for October 2024 compared to 2023 - GeoStat

10:40
Elon Musk blasts ‘undemocratic’ EU in ongoing feud – POLITICO

10:10
32 employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs were injured during the rally - MIA
09:41
43 people have been detained during the protest under administrative charges of petty hooliganism - MIA

08:27
The Parliament of Georgia enforces red security level

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Court releases three persons detained during June 20 protest in Tbilisi

06-03-2020 12:14

A plea bargain has been signed with three individuals - Zurab Budaghashvili, Kakhaber Kupreishvili and Tsotne Soselia - after they confessed to involvement in group violence during the June 2019 protests in Tbilisi.

The court found Kupreishvili, Soselia and Budaghashvili guilty and imposed 3 years of conditional sentence on them and imposed GEL 2 000 each.

A plea bargain was also signed with Giorgi Javakhishvili and Tornike Datashvili yesterday in the same case, after confessing to the crime.

The Tbilisi protests, which were sparked by the presence of Russian MPs in the Parliament on June 20, turned into a violent clash between protesters and police in front of the Parliament building. The dispersal left 240 injured and 305 detained.

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