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Civil.ge (12 June 2024)

On June 12, the EU Spokesperson issued a statement expressing “regret” over the “the increasing number of reported acts of intimidation, threats and physical assaults on civil society representatives, political leaders, civil activists and journalists in Georgia.” The EU urges the Georgian authorities to to “put an end to these negative developments” and conduct timely and thorough investigations.

Over the past two months, dozens of government critics, civil society members, activists, and opposition politicians have been regularly attacked and intimidated by government-paid “titushky,” and cases of repression are reported daily as the October elections approach.

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