Mzia Amaghlobeli, the founder of two Georgian media outlets, was convicted of opposing the authorities following protests in Batumi.
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Mzia Amaghlobeli was convicted in Batumi, Georgia, of violence against an official following protests that led to her detention. Initially charged with assault, she was found guilty of a lesser offense. Her lawyer argued that Amaghlobeli's reaction was emotional, given the chaotic circumstances of her arrest. Despite the verdict, the journalist thanked her supporters and encouraged her to continue her fight for freedom.
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O jurnalistă din Georgia, condamnată la 2 ani de închisoare după ce a lovit un polițist
Georgian journalist is convicted of slapping a police office at a protest and gets 2 years in prison
O cunoscută jurnalistă din Georgia, critică la adresa regimului aflat la putere, a fost condamnată la doi ani de închisoare
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