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Tbilisi city court sentenced people part of anti-foreign law protests

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The Tbilisi city court on Monday pronounce its verdict against person who were part of anti-foreign agent law protests of last year. The protesters held massive allies against controversial foreign agents’ law in capital Tbilisi and many other cities across country. On last year in month of May many countries wide protests erupted against foreign agent’s law. The foreign agents law requires non-government organisations, civil society organisatio…
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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.

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Tbilisi city court sentenced people part of anti-foreign law protests

The Tbilisi city court on Monday pronounce its verdict against person who were part of anti-foreign agent law protests of last year. The protesters held massive allies against controversial foreign agents’ law in capital Tbilisi and many other cities across country. On last year in month of May many countries wide protests erupted against foreign agent’s law. The foreign agents law requires non-government organisations, civil society organisatio…

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City Court Gives Prison Sentences to Three Protesters Against Agents’ Law

On January 20, 2025, the Tbilisi City Court handed down prison sentences to several individuals involved in the May 2024 protests against Georgia’s controversial Foreign Agents’ Law. Omar Okribelashvili and Saba Meparishvili will have to serve 10 months in prison, while Pridon Bubuteishvili was sentenced to five years. Tbilisi City Court judge Natia Gudadze, found Omar Okribelashvili and Saba Meparishvili guilty on charges of damaging the iron p…

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