EU: Georgia’s Rights Crisis Needs Urgent Response

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image People march in support of an independent public broadcaster in Tbilisi, Georgia. March 7, 2025. © 2025 Sebastien Canaud/NurPhoto via AP NGOs joint statement on Georgia (Brussels, September 10, 2025) – The European Union and its member states should use all available diplomatic and legal tools to press the Georgiangovernment to end its persecution of independent civil society and the media, nine international human rights organizations, including Human Rights Watch, said in a joint statement to the EU.The Georgian authorities have frozen…

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