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3 Sep. '10

The bell rang only for 70 pupils in the public schools of Akhalgori district on September 1. Before their number were 700. The day became sad because of one more unpleasant news – Tskhinvali de-factor regime intends to remove Georgian language from the program of Russian schools in Akhalgori district.
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3 Sep. '10

After the local government elections, opposition parties stopped activities in Kvemo Kartli. Almost all the opposition party offices were closed down. “The main problem is the financing. Apparently, we see the need of the office, but can’t cover its expenses,” – states the regional representative of political party Freedom.
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2 Sep. '10

About 60 IDP families from Abkhazia have been living in the national center of ophthalmology and neurology in Tbilisi for many years already. In 2007 the company New Hospital within PSP Group purchased the building and started construction of a new medical clinic in it. Consequently, the 39 IDP families are supposed to be evicted from the one part of the building.
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2 Sep. '10

The fiancé of the former head of the Kakheti region patrol police department Davit Tabutsadze - Natia Chkhartishvili was abducted from the Boryspil Airport in Ukraine. The information was reported by the Ukrainian newspaper “Ukrainskaya Pravda”. Natia Chkhartishvili is the daughter of the Georgian businessman Vano Chkhartishvili. According to the “Ukrainskaia Pravda” Natia Chkhartishvili was abducted by the Ukrainian security service (SBU) and the body guards of Tariel Vasadze.
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1 Sep. '10

The Interpresnews interviewed the director of the research institute of Georgian-Abkhaz relationships at the Tbilisi Ivane Javakhishvili State University Zurab Shengelia about his visit in Abkhazia. He was invited to Sokhumi by his Abkhaz partners and has recently returned to Tbilisi.
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1 Sep. '10

The Ministry of IDPs from the Occupied Territories, Accommodation and Refugees of Georgia resettled 12 IDP families from Tbilisi to Potskhoetseri settlement without any preliminary dialogue and thorough discussion of the issue. This forced special operation was rather exile then settlement. There were two pregnant women, three infants, six under-age children and nine sick people among the evicted IDPs.
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31 Aug. '10

Rustavi mayor, Mamuka Chikovani presented his project at the second meeting of the newly elected City Council, one of the articles of which considers the financial support of the police. Specifically, Chikovani asked for permission to finance the technical necessities of police from the City Budget. For this purpose, he asked to make amendments in the #258 resolution of the former City Council.
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31 Aug. '10

78 year old Luba Korubkina spends nights at the ruins of her house. On August 9th, in Adlia, after her house was destroyed, she still doesn’t leave the territory and invites the head of Adjara government. Family lawyer, Irakli Shavadze states that Batumi City Hall misuses its authority. “No factual or legal basis exists for granting the right of expropriation to the City Hall,” – states lawyer and requests the punishment of guilty officials.
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30 Aug. '10

Teacher Certification Examination resulted in deplorable fact. Only the third of teachers could cross the minimal threshold of competence. Consequently, the rest won’t be able to get the certificates. Teachers feared that the exams won’t show good results even before the exams. The conducting of examination was considered to be a hastened step in the beginning.
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[3 Sep. '10] - “Let Them Arrest Us Together with Our Cows”
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[3 Sep. '10] - “Freedom House” Interested in Labor Rights in Georgia
[3 Sep. '10] - People In Otobaia Are Afraid They Will Not Communicate Their Relatives Across Enguri River
[2 Sep. '10] - Sokhumi Thinks Deployment of UN Observers in Abkhazia Is Unreal At The Moment
[2 Sep. '10] - Homeless IDPs Sued Koba Subeliani at the UN
[2 Sep. '10] - The Human Rights Center Blames Gurjaani District Governor in Negligence
[1 Sep. '10] - Sokhumi Regime Wants to Allow UN Observers to Work on the So-called Border
 

   

 


ANNOUNCES archive >>
[12 Aug. '10] - On August 13th, 15:00 p.m. the Human Rights Center will publish the monitoring results of the May 30th, 2010 local government elections.
[29 Jul. '10] - On 29th of July at 14:00 a joint press-conference will be hosted at the Human Rights Centre office by the publicist Irakli Kakabadze and the Executive Director of the Human Rights Centre Ucha Nanuashvili.
[23 Jul. '10] - On June 22, 2010 the Supreme Court discussed the appeal of ,,Farmakol 11”’s concerning the decision made by the Appeal Court on October 12, 2009.

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THOUSANDS FORCIBLY EVICTED IN GEORGIA

Amnesty International is concerned by a series of forced evictions of internally displaced people carried out by local authorities in the Georgian capital, Tbilisi. According to sources in Georgia, around 5,000 people have been forcibly evicted from their homes since mid-June. Some of them have not been given any alternative housing, others were sent to homes that appear to be unsuitable for habitation. More forced evictions are likely to take place in the near future.

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