Tomorrow, December 21st, at 12:00, Lazare Grigoriadis’s court session will take place in the Tbilisi City Court.Achieving candidate status marks a significant milestone toward Georgia’s ultimate triumph. The progress on this journey owes much to Lazare and other patriotic citizens’ tireless efforts.Let’s ensure our support resonates within Lazare’s courtroom! 🇬🇪🇪🇺 🇬🇪🇪🇺
A heartfelt thank you to every citizen of Georgia who has contributed, even in the smallest way, to building the foundation for our country’s return home.The decision on candidate status will be revealed in December 2023. However, obtaining candidate status is not the ultimate goal. Georgia’s aspiration is EU membership. Therefore, the struggle for our…
The “Georgian Legion” stands as a volunteer military force, established back in 2014 in response to Russian aggression in Ukraine. Since its inception, the legion has played a vital role in numerous critical military operations.Amidst this pivotal moment in the histories of Ukraine and Georgia, each of us has the opportunity to stand behind the…
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You might have frequently observed or found yourself in a situation where, upon being stopped, a police officer takes a photo with their phone. This might have prompted you to wonder about the legality of such actions by law enforcement officers. The police officer does not have the authority to take a photo of you…
If you are arrested by the police, try not to resist them, regardless of how unlawful it may seem, because: Attempting to resist is ineffective and may even lead to physical harm to you. Even though physical resistance to a police officer during an illegal arrest may be a natural reaction for a citizen, court…
Given the repressions announced by the authorities, it’s essential to understand how to act if apprehended by the police (according to the Criminal Code). – Are we entitled to contact a close relative after being arrested? • The Criminal Code of Georgia does not explicitly grant the accused the right to use the telephone following…
Instances where law enforcement officers visit citizens’ residential addresses to ascertain their identity, place of employment, and other pertinent details, such as physical descriptions, taking photographs, and gathering phone numbers, have become increasingly common. It’s crucial to understand that Georgia’s legislation does not outline the procedure for carrying out the mentioned measure – information regarding…
