Khalibeg Magamedovi

"The doctor punished me by not giving me medicine"- was told by political prisoner Rezo Kiknadze.

“It’s impossible to prove that Irakli Dgebuadze experienced any pain,” — an expert said during the trial. Meanwhile, media manager Mzia Amaghlobeli has been behind bars for months. Her trial is nearing its end, and she’s facing 4 to 7 years in prison. #FreeMzia

Ever wondered how in-sync GD and the regime’s hired thugs are? @TvPirveli identified the man defending provocateurs at the protest as Mamuka Asatiani — an officer from the Special Tasks Unit. Another clear sign that provocations are state-sponsored

GD is blocking ODIHR from monitoring trials of political prisoners. This oversight is especially critical now that hearings are closed to the media. @Zourabichvili_S invited ODIHR in Dec 2024. ODIHR is ready to monitor political trials if consent is granted.

Political prisoner Rezo Kiknadze named the guard who abused him and put him in solitary. It’s the same guard mentioned by Giorgi Bachiashvili in his letter from prison — the one who followed the attacker’s orders and stood by during the brutal beating.

footage from yesterday’s protest — the people are still out on the streets. Slogan: “No to Russian Elections!” The protest targets the upcoming local elections on October 4, where participation means legitimizing the regime. #NoToRussianElections

Iliauni Student Movement has always been actively involved in the protest. The regime is pushing for local elections to gain recognition, but we won't play their game. We refuse to be part of fake elections. We demand only real, free parliamentary elections and the release of…

Georgian people demand free and democratic elections and the release of political prisoners. Until then, the fight will continue. Power lies in unity.

Non stop protest - Day 234 A massive demonstration is heading toward Rustavi Avenue 🇬🇪🇪🇺✊

The pro-Russian regime is, as usual, scared and trying to calm down its members. One of their speakers said today that the European Parliament made its statement only to help the protesters mobilize people. In a few hours, another massive demonstration will start from TSU and…

Georgia cannot join the EU until its government changes its authoritarian course. The European Parliament stands with the Georgian people. Parliament does not recognise Georgia’s current government and says its EU path is effectively suspended until fair elections happen.

Non-recognition of the Russian regime in Georgia is a result of the ongoing fight and resistance of the Georgian people. Today marks the 234th day of non-stop protest. Today, we will hold a massive demonstration to remind both the regime and the world that Georgia chooses…

Students' Statement- No cooperation with the Russian regime. We reject the local elections, which are part of Russia's operation and serve only the regime's interest to gain recognition. We demand new, free parliamentary elections and the release of all political prisoners.…

During the court hearing of eight political prisoners, a witness brought by the pro-Russian regime admitted that all the "evidence" they had was thrown away. The lawyer asked again, "You threw away all the evidence?" And answer was yes 😀 Before that, the witness had said that…

We are also bringing letters from political prisoners and messages of support from people encouraging the miners who are standing up to the Russian regime. We stand with everyone who fights for justice, freedom, and truth. Power lies in unity✊

Our student movement has decided to go to Kutaisi, together with other student movements and activists, to express solidarity with the miners from Chiatura who are facing repression from the pro-Russian regime in Georgia. Some of them have been illegally imprisoned.

🇧🇬 The arrest of the Mayor is politically motivated, just like arrests of protesters and opposition figures in Georgia. 🇬🇪 It's horrifying to witness how authoritarian regimes rise, consuming democracy and freedom step by step. We, the students of Georgia, know this all too…

On July 18 at 10:30, is the final hearing of Anri Kvaratskhelia. We, the students, stand with all political prisoners despite the violence we constantly face in the court building, its hallways and the yard. For Anri! For all political prisoners!