Azerbaijan
ECHR fines Azerbaijan for violating freedom of expression
According to the ruling, Azerbaijan should pay €4,500 ($4,700) in non-pecuniary damages and €2,000 ($2,100) in costs.
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Georgia’s Foreign Agent Law
Kobakhidze refuses to establish working group on foreign agent law
Berset’s statement follows his visit to Georgia in December.
Azerbaijan
Azerbaijani activist sentenced to six years in prison for social media post
Independent Azerbaijani media said the activist had only shared his support for political prisoners.
Georgia’s Foreign Agent Law
Georgian Dream says it ‘may not need’ foreign agent law
The ruling party’s parliamentary leader, Mamuka Mdinaradze, has cited US President Donald Trump’s decision to temporarily suspend foreign aid.
Georgia’s Foreign Agent Law
Georgian court sentences foreign agent law protester to five years in prison
Pridon Bubuteishvili, 20, was convicted of injuring a firefighter and damaging parliament’s gates during May’s foreign agent law protests.
2024 Georgian Parliamentary Elections
Georgia’s students take their lectures to the streets
A group of students at Ilia State University (ISU) in Tbilisi have spontaneously come together to form a new student group in protest against the rigged parliamentary elections — with one form of protest including organising their lectures on the streets. On 19 November, the Iliauni Student Movement at Tbilisi’s most progressive university organised their first publicly visible initiative, taking the lead from Georgian writers Lasha Bughadze and Ana Kordzaia-Samadashvili, who delivered a ser
Democracy
ECHR registers case against Georgia’s foreign agent law
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has registered a case against the foreign agent law adopted amidst mass protests in Georgia, according to the Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association (GYLA). The controversial foreign agent law has been sent to the ECHR for review on behalf 136 civil organisations in Georgia, including GYLA, as well as four private Georgian citizens. On Wednesday, GYLA cited six separate articles of the European Convention on Human Rights that the law allegedly violat
