Georgian Dream adopted the Russian law, which restricts free and critical opinions in Georgia. The adoption of the bill blocks the path of the people of Georgia to the European Union.
On June 6, the Democracy Research
Institute held a discussion on the topic: Who is afraid of democracy in Sokhumi
and Tbilisi? The theme discussed at the event was the influence of the "Russian
law" on Tbilisi and Sokhumi and the existing challenges.
Speakers of the discussion were: Ivane
Abramishvili from the Caucasian House, who spoke about the possible influence
of the Russian law and the transformation of conflicts; Mikheil Jakhua from the
Peace Development Center, who spoke about the negative consequences of the
Russian law in Abkhazia; Tamar Khidasheli from the Democracy Research
Institute, who introduced the discussion participants to the interrelation
between Georgia's EU candidacy status and the Russian law. The discussion was
moderated by journalist Zviad Koridze.
The cycle of discussions will continue
for a month.
The supporter of the discussions is the
South Caucasus Office of the Friedrich Ebert Foundation.
5 თებერვალს, ,,ქართული ოცნების“ ლიდერმა მამუკა მდინარაძემ საზოგადოებას ახალი რეპრესიული კანონმდებლობის მიღება დაუანონსა.
On February 3,
after the party session, the leader of the Georgian Dream, Mamuka
Mdinaradze, announced the
tightening of
the repressive policy
by introducing amendments to legislation.
არასამთავრობო ორგანიზაციების სამართლებრივი დახმარების ქსელის იურისტები განაგრძობენ მშვიდობიანი დემონსტრანტების უფლებების დაცვას.