New Cases Submitted by the Democracy Research Institute
Registered at the European Court of Human Rights have been registered.
By letter dated 11 March, it became known that the case “Tsibakhashvili
and Others v. Georgia” has been officially registered at the European Court
of Human Rights.
The case concerns several members of one family who were
detained on 3 November 2025 on the grounds of blocking a road and were
subjected to administrative detention. The applicants allege violations of
several fundamental rights protected under the European Convention on Human
Rights, including:
The merits of the case and the Court’s position will be
communicated at a later stage.
რუსეთი ბოლო პერიოდში აქტიურად ცდილობს ოკუპირებული ტერიტორების საკითხის წინ წამოწევას და საქართველოსგან ამ ტერიორების სამართლებრივად ჩამოშორებას.
In Georgia, while 2024–2026 is described as a period of significant deterioration in media rights, signs of increased state-led political influence over independent and public-interest media had become visible earlier.
Since 2024, Georgia’s legal and institutional framework has been changing at an unusually rapid pace.
