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23/02/2018

Georgian PM ‘shares concern’ at top judges appointments

Some judges appointed to the High Council of Justice have faced criticism for past rulings, while one ‘wrote homophobic comments on Facebook’.

Georgian PM ‘shares concern’ at top judges appointments

Some judges appointed to the High Council of Justice have faced criticism for past rulings, while one ‘wrote homophobic comments on Facebook’.

Georgian citizen dies in custody in South Ossetia

Georgian officials blamed Russia for his death, condemning his ‘illegal detention’ and calling for an immediate investigation.

Georgian citizen dies in custody in South Ossetia

Georgian officials blamed Russia for his death, condemning his ‘illegal detention’ and calling for an immediate investigation.

22/02/2018

Journalists barred from Yerevan Council after reporting attack on female councillors

Two opposition party councillors were attacked last week and thrown out of the council by male councillors from the ruling Republican Party.

Journalists barred from Yerevan Council after reporting attack on female councillors

Two opposition party councillors were attacked last week and thrown out of the council by male councillors from the ruling Republican Party.

21/02/2018

South Ossetian journalist ‘under pressure’ from authorities

Irina Kelekhsayeva says she was asked to quit her job after reporting on a ‘disagreement’ between the South Ossetian leader and a Russian investor.

South Ossetian journalist ‘under pressure’ from authorities

Irina Kelekhsayeva says she was asked to quit her job after reporting on a ‘disagreement’ between the South Ossetian leader and a Russian investor.

Georgian PM says media ‘untouchable’ after TV stations accuse government of pressure

Both Iberia TV and TV Pirveli have accused the government of coercion.

Georgian PM says media ‘untouchable’ after TV stations accuse government of pressure

Both Iberia TV and TV Pirveli have accused the government of coercion.

Parliament overrides president’s veto on controversial GPB law

Parliament voted on 21 February to adopt the original draft 83 votes to 13, rejecting the president’s proposed changes.

Parliament overrides president’s veto on controversial GPB law

Parliament voted on 21 February to adopt the original draft 83 votes to 13, rejecting the president’s proposed changes.

20/02/2018

Georgian police issue restraining orders against ‘domestic violence victim’

Police issued two restraining orders against a woman after the family of her ‘abusive’ ex-husband complained her Facebook posts were offensive.

Georgian police issue restraining orders against ‘domestic violence victim’

Police issued two restraining orders against a woman after the family of her ‘abusive’ ex-husband complained her Facebook posts were offensive.

19/02/2018

Six dead in ‘IS’ church shooting in Daghestan

A man opened fire on parishioners as they left Church celebrations in the city of Kizlyar.

Six dead in ‘IS’ church shooting in Daghestan

A man opened fire on parishioners as they left Church celebrations in the city of Kizlyar.

Former Georgian officials ‘ordered murder’ of journalist

Konstantine Tsikhistavi reportedly confessed to taking part in the murder of journalist Giorgi Sanaia, and accused the authorities of a cover-up.

Former Georgian officials ‘ordered murder’ of journalist

Konstantine Tsikhistavi reportedly confessed to taking part in the murder of journalist Giorgi Sanaia, and accused the authorities of a cover-up.

16/02/2018

Georgian parliamentary committee ‘approves higher fines’ for labour safety violations

The government has come under increased pressure from labour groups to pursue ‘more effective’ reforms.

Georgian parliamentary committee ‘approves higher fines’ for labour safety violations

The government has come under increased pressure from labour groups to pursue ‘more effective’ reforms.