Authorities seized electronic devices, documents, and cash. The raids were part of the ongoing State Security Service investigation.

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The Georgian Dream regime has long relied on laws and violence to silence dissent, but now it’s tightening the grip even further. They went into full-scale campaign mode to erase resistance entirely!
#TerrorinGeorgia #GeorgiaProtests

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3. Political Party Ban Mechanism:

A new law allows the Constitutional Court to ban political parties and prohibit individuals linked to them from:

• Creating or joining another party
• Holding any party position
• Running in elections or holding elected office
• Occupying political positions

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Repeated “disobedience or insult to police” (Article 173) is now a crime, leading to up to 2 years in prison.

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2. From Administrative to Criminal Offenses:

If any of these acts are repeated within a year, they become criminal offenses, punishable by up to 1 year in prison, or up to 4 years if committed by an organizer with “serious consequences.”

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1. Criminalization of Protest:

Covering your face with a mask, blocking a road, or even setting up a temporary structure at a rally can now lead to up to 15 days in jail and 20 days if you are an organizer.

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“I am fine. If their aim is to frighten us, the only thing I fear is losing our country.” - says Gela, in a letter sent from detention.
#TerrorinGeorgia #GeorgiaProtests

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Police arrested 23 citizens near Parliament, protesting against Georgian Dream’s treacherous actions

Tomorrow will also be a heavy day - Ivanishvili’s court is set to decide the fate of 12 more prisoners of conscience.

#GeorgiaProtests #TerrorinGeorgia

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* At midday, Georgian Dream’s sham parliamentary commission released a conclusion blaming Georgia’s then-government - and indirectly Georgia itself - for starting the 2008 Russo-Georgian war.

#GeorgiaProtests #TerrorinGeorgia

Prisoner of conscience, Archil Museliantsi was sentenced to 4 years in prison and a 3,000 GEL fine. #TerrorinGeorgia

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Today is Temur’s birthday.
On his own birthday, he was forced to hear a verdict handed down by the regime.

After delivering the verdict, Galustashvili said: “You can request a pardon.”
The boys replied:
“There will be no request for pardon.”

#TerrorinGeorgia #GeorgiaProtests

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Today, we remember the truth.
We remember the lives taken.
We remember the invasion that began on August 7
And we will never forget.
#Augustwar #RussiaIsATerroristState