მშვიდობიანი პროტესტის მონაწილეთა ძალის გამოყენებითა და ყოველგვარი განმარტების გარეშე დაკავება წარმოადგენს ავტორიტარული მმართველობისთვის დამახასიათებელი რეპრესიული პრაქტიკის გაგრძელებას. 

DRI responds to the footage released yesterday, 12 June, by Nodar Meladze on TV Pirveli, which appears to document acts of torture and inhuman treatment committed by police officers. 

“Georgian Dream” party is beginning to establish total control over the social sphere. 

To silence critical media, “Georgian Dream” tries to use financial sanctions. Following several television, online and radio broadcasters, regional media have now also been affected. 

The decision taken by the state in relation to Azerbaijani journalist constitutes a grave violation of human rights, including breaches of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights.

DRI echoes the latest anti-democratic legislative package adopted by GD, party which introduces amendments to the Law on Grants that ultimately establishes a mechanism of total legal control.

Georgia marks December 10, 2025 – an international Human Rights Day – virtually without human rights. 

Georgian Dream’s new initiative, according to which polling stations abroad will no longer be opened during the Georgian parliamentary elections and voters critical towards the party will be restricted from going to polls, is unconstitutional. 

GD parliament has expedited the consideration of a draft law, through which the Government Administration will be granted unlimited access to tax and personal data, including special category data, kept in public institutions.