Georgia: Authorities built coordinated system to crush dissent and entrench power

By Amnesty International

Georgia is undergoing one of the most serious erosions of human rights since independence, as the ruling party increasingly resorts to authoritarian practices to preserve its grip on power amid growing public discontent over its approach to Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine and Georgia’s relationship with the European Union, Amnesty International said today. A new […] The post Georgia: Authorities built coordinated system to crush dissent and entrench power appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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