Politicians, Journalists, Activists Summoned to Court Over Social Media “Insults” to GD MPs - Civil Georgia
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In Georgia, journalists and activists are asked to explain their “offensive” social media posts in court
Elene Khoshtaria. (Interpressnews.) TBILISI, DFWatch–Several high-profile Georgian journalists, activists and opposition politicians have been summoned to court for allegedly insulting public officials online. TV anchors Vakho Sanaia and Vika Bukia, opposition figure Elene Khoshtaria and activist Ana Subeliani are among those who have faced court hearings. Specifically. this deals with Facebook posts considered offensive to ruling party MP Maria…
Politicians, Journalists, Activists Summoned to Court Over Social Media “Insults” to GD MPs - Civil Georgia
Dozens of Georgian Dream critics, including politicians, journalists, and activists, have been summoned to court for “insulting” the ruling party MPs on Facebook in what is feared will trigger “mass censorship” practices. Terms like “slave”, “traitor”, “scum” or “bastard” directed at ruling party lawmakers in social media posts could now cost their authors up to GEL 4,000 (approximately USD 1,500) in fines, or up to 45 days of detention under co…
Civil activists, TV presenters, journalists and opposition politicians have been summoned to court for insulting statuses against Georgian Dream MPs on social media. The Ministry of Internal Affairs has drawn up protocols on administrative violations and is demanding that they be fined. One of them is TV presenter Nanuka Zhorzholiani, who is spreading the information about this herself. According to her, the complaint against her is based on a s…
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