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EU Parliament calls for sanctions against Ivanishvili and others, and non-recognition of Georgian Dream government
The resolution prescribes sanctions against an extensive list of officials, pro-government TV owners, and judges.
The resolution prescribes sanctions against an extensive list of officials, pro-government TV owners, and judges.
The Estonian Foreign Minister stressed that ‘holding new elections is a way to emerge from this crisis and restore trust’.
Police have raided the homes of Daitove’s two founders and a third activist, who was detained on administrative charges.
In April 2024, Georgian Dream changed the country’s tax code to exempt companies from taxes in case they transferred their assets to Georgia.
The founder of Batumelebi and Netgazeti has been on hunger strike since her arrest.
Czechia is the latest country to sanction senior Interior Ministry officials for violently dispersing protests.
Six UN Special Rapporteurs have called on Georgia to investigate allegations made by protesters of torture and ill-treatment by police.