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Georgian Parliament overrides presidential veto on controversial surveillance law

The package of surveillance laws will give Georgia’s investigative agencies broader powers and fewer constraints.

Georgian Parliament overrides presidential veto on controversial surveillance law

The package of surveillance laws will give Georgia’s investigative agencies broader powers and fewer constraints.

Georgian Dream pushes ahead with invasive new surveillance bill

The ruling party have tabled proposals to expand the powers of law enforcement agencies to indefinitely surveil suspects in criminal cases.

Georgian Dream pushes ahead with invasive new surveillance bill

The ruling party have tabled proposals to expand the powers of law enforcement agencies to indefinitely surveil suspects in criminal cases.

Amnesty International questions Caucasus governments’ response to pandemic

They criticised surveillance in Armenia, alleged religious discrimination in Georgia, beatings in Chechnya, and a crackdown on dissent in Azerbaijan.

Amnesty International questions Caucasus governments’ response to pandemic

They criticised surveillance in Armenia, alleged religious discrimination in Georgia, beatings in Chechnya, and a crackdown on dissent in Azerbaijan.

Police surveillance bill passes first hearing in Armenia 

The bill would allow police to circumvent the National Security Service and monitor phone calls themselves. 

Police surveillance bill passes first hearing in Armenia 

The bill would allow police to circumvent the National Security Service and monitor phone calls themselves. 

Detained former Georgian official threatens to bring down government with ‘kompromat’

In secret recordings from prison, Mirza Subeliani, on trial over the Khorava Street murder investigation, spoke of torturing witnesses.

Detained former Georgian official threatens to bring down government with ‘kompromat’

In secret recordings from prison, Mirza Subeliani, on trial over the Khorava Street murder investigation, spoke of torturing witnesses.

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