Assaulted Journalists: One Fatality
Tbilisi Pride attempted to organize a pride festival on July 5, 2021. Due to the individuals you are about to witness, nearly 50 journalists were physically assaulted, with one of them tragically succumbing to fatal brain injuries. The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia manipulated every aspect of his case, portraying it as a death resulting from a narcotic overdose. We urge the European Union to impose sanctions on these individuals. We put our lives at risk confronting them, and now it is time for you to support us as well.
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List of the terrorists
We call for sanctions against these individuals
Giorgi Qardava
Chairman of the Conservative Movement of Georgia, known for his homophobic views and opposition to human rights. He is associated with pro-Russian sentiments and accused of promoting terrorism against the European Union.
Guram Falavandishvili
Pro-Russian, homophobic individual against the European Union. Involved in the abuse of LGBTQIA+ activists on multiple occasions. Took part in the July 5, 2021 protest, during which a journalist lost their life.
Irakli Martinenko
Member of the Political Council within the Conservative Movement, he is known for his pro-Russian and homophobic views. Additionally, he is the brother of Shota Martinenko.
Shota Martinenko
General Secretary within the Conservative Movement, known for holding pro-Russian and homophobic views. He is also the brother of Irakli Martinenko.
Konstantine Morgoshia
Affiliated with the Conservative Movement and identified as a pro-Russian homophobe. Reported to the police after a visit to Brussels and currently being sought by Belgian authorities.
Zurab Maxaradze
Associated with the media outlet of the Conservative Movement, Alt-Info. A pro-Russian homophobe journalist, spreading anti-LGBTQIA+ and anti-EU propaganda in Georgia.
Nikoloz Mzhavanadze
Founder of 'Sezoni TV,' a pro-Russian homophobe journalist spreading anti-LGBTQIA+ and anti-EU sentiments through his television platform. Continues operations despite terrorism threats emanating from the channel.
Irakli Gharibashvili
Prime Minister of Georgia, who has referred to activists as satanists. A known homophobe with significant support, he has not taken action against extremist political parties and media. Recognized for anti-EU sentiments.
Bidzina Ivanishvili
Founder of the Georgian Dream political party, Bidzina Ivanishvili wields significant influence in Georgia. Despite avoiding public comments, he exercises control over the entire country as a prominent oligarch. Known for evading media scrutiny, his substantial influence raises concerns about transparency and accountability within the nation.
Kaxi Kaladze
Current Mayor of Tbilisi and former footballer, Kaxi Kaladze is known for his open views. Despite being more vocal, he is recognized as a known homophobe. His active public presence raises concerns, particularly regarding his stance on LGBTQIA+ issues.
Irakli Kobaxidze
Georgian constitutional scholar, and politician, has gained notoriety for his known homophobic views. Serving as the Speaker of the Parliament of Georgia from 2016 to 2019 and currently the Chairman of the Georgian Dream party, he has been a vocal proponent of anti-EU and anti-Ukraine sentiments.
Vaxtang Gomelauri
The Incumbent Minister of Internal Affairs of Georgia, has faced criticism for his alleged involvement in the arrest of activists based on their opposition to government views. Some critics argue that his actions raise concerns about the fair treatment of individuals and the potential influence on law enforcement for political purposes.
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