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Database of Political Persecutors
Case Details
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Database of Political Persecutors
Judges
1. Koba Chagunava
2. Nino Chalidze
3. Nino Enukidze
4. Teona Epitashvili
5. Giorgi Gelashvili
6. Natia Gudadze
7. Ketevan Jachvadze
8. Mikheil Jinjolava
9. Arsen Kalatozishvili
10. Shorena Kavelashvili
11. Irakli Khurskivadze
12. Levan Kolbaia
13. Davit Kurtanidze
14. Lela Mildenberg
15. Lela Maridashvili
16. Tamar Mchedlishvili
17. Davit Mgeliashvili
18. Levan Murusidze
19. Nana Shamatava
20. Zviad Sharadze
21. Nino Tarashvili
22. Davit Tetrauli
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24. Manuchar Tsatsua
25. Zviad Tsekvava
Prosecutors
1. Nugzar Tchitadze
2. Tamar Bezhuashvili
3. Shmagi Gobejishvili
4. Tamar Iakobidze
5. Roin Khintibidze
6. Ani Khubejashvili
7. Irakli Kvavadze (search prosecutor)
8. Giorgi Mukbaniani
9. Vaja Todua
10. Vakhtang Tsalughelashvili
11. Paata Tsetskhladze
1. Irakli Abshilava (False Witness Police officer)
2. Irakli Akhalaia ( Involved Officer in Arrest )
3. Lasha Alavidze (Senior Inspector of the Patrol Police
Department / Duty-Information Division)
4. Giorgi Aptsiauri (False Witness Police officer)
5. Shota Arjevanidze (Police Inspector)
6. Anna Avsajanishvili (report)
7. Miranda Bakradze (Police Officer)
8. Aleksandre Baramishvili (Head of the 2nd Division,
Didube-Chughureti Main Division, Tbilisi Police Department)
9. Levan Basiladze, Senior Investigator
10. Giorgi Basilia, Investigator
11. Luka Batsanadze, Patrol Inspector
12. Erekle Bedoidze (False Witness Police officer)
13. Anri Bejashvili, Investigator
14. Malkhaz Bekauri (detective)
15. Irakli Benia (report)
16. Temur Beriashvili, Detective
17. Diana Beridze Police Lieutenant
18. Lasha Beridze, Senior Detective
19. Shota Lekishvili (Head of the 8th Division of the
Gldani-Nadzaladevi Main Police Department)
20. Davit Beruashvili
21. Gaios Beruashvili, Senior Detective
22. Jaba Bitarishvili (False witness)
23. Gigi Bobokhidze (Patrol Inspector)
24. Mamuka Bokhua (detective)
25. Giorgi Buadze (Video Review Report)
26. Nika Bukia (investigator during search)
27. David Chaduneli (Head of the Fourth Division of the Police
Department of Isani-Samgori Main Division)
28. Giorgi Chalatashvili (False Witness)
29. Lasha Chanturishvili (Detective)
30. Giorgi Charekashvili
Police Officers and
Investigators
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31. Karlo Chavchanidze, Senior Investigator
32. Giorgi Chighladze (report)
33. Levan Chikadze (False Witness Police officer)
34. Giorgi Chikobava (False Witness Police officer)
35. Giorgi Chikvaidze (Detective)
36. Paata Chinchaladze (Police Captain)
37. Tengo Chitiauri (False Witness Police officer)
38. Lasha Chituashvili (report)
39. Giorgi Chkheidze
40. Levan Chkhikvadze (investigator)
41. Lasha Chkhitunidze (Head of the Second Division of the
Isani-Samgori Main Police Department)
42. Varlam Chophliani, (Head of the 1st Division,Isani-Samgori
Main Department, Tbilisi Police Department)
43. Vakhtang Dabrundashvili
44. Giorgi Dgvareli (investigator)
45. Salome Edisherashvili (Investigator)
46. Emil Ferani Senior detective
47. Levan Gabashvili (Investigator)
48. Vakhtang Gabunia (Alleged Victim Police Officer)
49. Gaioz Gagnidze (Officer Signing the Arrest Report)
50. Zurab Gamjashvili (filled the report)
51. Lavrosi Gamsakhurdia (Investigator)
52. Vano Gavashelishvili (False witness police officer)
53. Gia Gelashvili (Senior Detective)
54. Otar Gelashvili
55. Giorgi Getsadze (False Witness Police officer)
56. Zurab Gharibashvili
57. Rati Ghoghadze (Police Officer Who Filed the Report)
58. Jaba Ghuntskidze (Head of the 2nd Division of the
Gldani-Nadzaladevi Main Police Department)
59. Teodore Giorgashvili (Investigator)
60. Otar Goderdzishvili, Senior Investigator
61. Giorgi Gugeshashvili (Head of the Operational Division of the
Main Department for Juvenile Affairs)
62. G. Gulordava (lead investigator)
63. Giorgi Gumberidze
64. Irakli Gunava (Head of the 1st Division of the Vake-Saburtalo
Main Police Department)
65. David Gvelesiani, Inspector
66. Sandro Gviniashvili, (Investigator)
67. Ioseb Sigua (Colonel, Head of the Main Department of
Detectives, Tbilisi Police Department)
68. Malkhaz Janiashvili
69. Ketevan Japaridze (Senior Investigator)
70. Tekla Javakhadze
71. Rezi Jincharadze, (Deputy Head of the 5th Division, Old
Tbilisi Main Division, Tbilisi Police Department)
72. Giorgi Kachlishvili (investigator during search)
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73. Khvicha Kadagidze (Head of the Investigative Division,
Vake-Saburtalo Main Division, Tbilisi Police Department)
74. Giorgi Kakachia, detective
75. Irakli Kalandia, detective
76. Irakli Kalatozishvili (Senior Detective)
77. Giorgi Kamkhadze (Officer Signing the Arrest Report)
78. Giorgi Kapanadze, Senior Detective
79. Lado Kasaburi (Head of the Third Division of the Old Tbilisi
Main Division)
80. Tinatin Katchkatchishvili ( Police representative at the court)
81. Giorgi Kavelashvili (Police Inspector)
82. Guram Kavtaradze (investigator)
83. Ilia Kentchashvili (Patrol Inspector, false witness)
84. Mariam Kereselidze (investigator)
85. Tornike Khetaguri (Patrol Inspector)
86. Zaal Khintchashvili (Police Officer Who Filed the Report)
87. Sulkhan Kiknadze
88. Nikoloz Kikvinidze (investigator during search)
89. Tamta Kimbarishvili (police, Junvenile Cases Division, police
representative in court)
90. Salome Kiria (police representative in court)
91. David Kitiashvili (investigator)
92. Tekla Kobakhidze ( police representative)
93. Nazi Kupatadze (investigator)
94. Emil Kuprava (detective)
95. Viktor Kurdadze (Head of the 4th Division of the Old Tbilisi
Main Police Department)
96. Giorgi Macharashvili, Investigator
97. Berika Macharashvili, Investigator
98. Vakhtan Mameishvili, Senior Detective
99. Mikheil Manelashvili, Senior Detective
100. Giorgi Makarashvili (Detective)
101. Giorgi Makatsaria, Investigator
102. Kakha Makharoblidze (Deputy Head of the Department)
103. Zviad Margvelashvili
104. Davit Maruashvili
105. Giorgi Matiashvili (False Witness)
106. Nikoloz Matsiashvili (investigator during search)
107. Nikoloz Mazniashvili (police officer)
108. Mikheil Mchedlishvili (investigator)
109. Nino Meladze, Patrol Inspector
110. Tornike Menabde
111. Tsotne Meskhishvili
112. Aleksi Mestvirishvili (False Witness)
113. Erekle Metreveli, Senior Detective
114. Nino Mezvrishvili
115. Jemal Mirazanashvili (investigator during search)
116. Giorgi Mkheidze, investigator
117. Kakhaber Muradashvili Deputy Director of the Police
Department
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118.
Buba Nachkebia, police representative in the court
119. Giga Namicheishvili (Head of the Fifth Division, Main
Department of Detectives)
120. Archil Natsvlishvili, Police Officer
121. Levan Nazrishvili (Detective)
122. Levan Nijaradze (investigator)
123. Edgar Oganesyan (false witness)
124. Alexandre Okhanashvili (injured police officer)
125. Bachuki Oshkhereli (investigator during search)
126. Jaba Ortoidze (Patrol Inspector)
127. Paata Paatashvili, Senior detective
128. Giorgi Paghava, (investigator)
129. Sophio Papaskiri, police representative at court
130. Giorgi Papidze, Head of the IV Division of the
Didube-Chughureti Main Police Department, Tbilisi
131. Ilo Papidze, Inspector
132. Soso Phalishvili (investigator during search)
133. Irakli Pirtskhalashvili (investigator)
134. Giorgi Rusishvili (Head of the 1st Division of the
Didube-Chughureti Main Police Department of Tbilisi)
135. Zurab Rusishvili (Detective)
136. Saba Sadghobelashvili (Head of the First Division,
Gldani-Nadzaladevi Main Police Department)
137. Luka Shermadini, Patrol Inspector
138. Vakhtang Shukakidze (police representative at court)
139. Besarion Sikharulidze, Senior Detective, 5th Division of
Old Tbilisi Police Department
140. Givi Sikharulidze (Head of the Fifth Division of the
Vake-Saburtalo Main Division)
141. Vaja Siradze (Director of the Patrol Police Department)
142. Giorgi Sukhishvil, arresting officer
143. Giorgi Tabatadze, Police Detective
144. Rusudan Tabatadze (Interpreter in the case and Police
Witness)
145. Ilia Tatvadze, Senior Detective
146. Tamaz Tavadze
147. Irakli Tevdorashvili (false witness)
148. Rezo Tkhelidze (report)
149. Teona Totadze (investigator)
150. Lana Tsanava (Director of the Legal Department of the
Ministry of Internal Affairs)
151. Zaur Tsereteli (police officer)
152. Lasha Tsertsvadze (Patrol Inspector, false witness)
153. Maia Tsitsilashvili (Police Representative at court)
154. Irakli Tsulaia Police Colonel
155. Revaz Tsurtsumia
156. Nugzar Turashvili
157. Shalva Zarginava (False witness)
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Case Details
Victim's Name
Ekaterine
Abashidze
Judges, Prosecutors, and
Police
Report prepared by
Patrol
Inspector:
Nino Meladze
Arresting
Patrol Inspector:
Luka Shermadini
Senior Inspector
of the Patrol
Police Department /
Duty-Information Division:
Lasha Alavidze
Police Officer
Present During
Personal and Item Search:
Miranda Bakradze
Sources
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Ilia Pataraia)
The process
is ongoing;
more
documents
may follow.
Case Details
The police have charged her
under Articles 173 and 166 of the
Code of Administrative Offenses –
petty hooliganism and
disobedience to a lawful police
order.
The court hearing is scheduled for
5 May, 2025.
Ana Adamashvili
Report drafted by: Tamaz Tavadze
The complaint to the police was
rejected by the
Director of the
Patrol Police Department:
Vaja Siradze
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Ilia Pataraia)
The process
is ongoing;
more
documents
may follow.
According to the police, Ana
Adamashvili blocked Rustaveli
Avenue near the Parliament on
February 18, 2025. She has been
charged under Article 174¹ of the
Code of Administrative Offenses
and faces a fine of 5,000 GEL.
The complaint was initially
submitted to the police, who
rejected it. It will now be appealed
in court.
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Giorgi Akhobadze
Medical
Professional
Judge:
Lela Maridashvili
Prosecutor:
Shmagi Gobejishvili
Defense
Attorney:
Lasha
Tsutskiridze
Giorgi Akhobadze was arrested
on the night of December 7-8,
2024, while driving on Tamar
Mepe Avenue after returning
home from a pro-European
protest on December 7. He is
charged under Article 260 of the
Criminal Code, which pertains to
the illegal production, purchase,
storage, transportation, or transfer
of narcotics in large quantities.
The offense carries a potential
sentence of 8 to 20 years of
imprisonment or life in prison.
According to Akhobadze's
attorney, Lasha Tsutskiridze,
Akhobadze reported that he felt a
substance being planted in his left
pocket during his arrest, and the
process was not recorded on
video. Shortly after his detention,
Akhobadze began a hunger strike
in protest.
Akhobadze was the sole caregiver
for his ill mother, who passed
away during his detention.
Insaf Aliev
Judge
Irakli Khuskivadze
Judge
for Detention and Search
Orders: Teona Epitashvili
Prosecutor:
Shmagi Gobejishvili
Investigator:
Davit Kitiashvili
Participants in the Case:
Detective Mamuka Bokhua
Detective Malkhaz Bekauri
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
Insaf Aliev, a 34-year-old
Azerbaijani-origin Georgian
citizen, was detained on charges
of participating in group violence
during pro-European protests. He
lives in the village of Karajala with
his wife and two children and is
self-employed. Aliev does not
speak or understand Georgian,
according to his lawyer, Orkhan
Aliev.
The prosecution claims video
footage shows a man in a black
hoodie, identified as Aliev,
throwing stones twice and
periodically hiding behind
barricades. Aliev denies
participating in the protests,
stating he was accidentally on
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Rustaveli Avenue and became
upset after being sprayed with a
water cannon.
His lawyer argues the charges are
baseless, emphasizing that Aliev
could not have coordinated group
violence due to a language barrier
that prevented communication
with others.
Kakha Artsivadze
Report drafted by:
Malkhaz Janiashvili
Head
of the 2nd Division of the
Gldani-Nadzaladevi Main Police
Department:
Jaba Ghuntskidze
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Ilia Pataraia)
The process
is ongoing;
more
documents
may follow.
According to the police,
Artsivadze blocked Rustaveli
Avenue near the Parliament on
February 21, 2025. He has been
charged under Article 174¹ of the
Code of Administrative Offenses
and faces a fine of 5,000 GEL.
A complaint was submitted to the
police; the process is still ongoing.
Nino Arveladze
Report drafted by:
Diana Beridze
Head
of the 8th Division of the
Gldani-Nadzaladevi Main Police
Department:
Shota Lekishvili
The citizen’s complaint submitted
to the police was rejected
by the
Director of the Legal
Department
of the Ministry of
Internal Affairs:
Lana Tsanava
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Ilia Pataraia)
The process
is ongoing;
more
documents
may follow.
According to the police, Arveladze
blocked Rustaveli Avenue near
the Parliament on February 20,
2025. She has been charged
under Article 174¹ of the Code of
Administrative Offenses and faces
a 5,000 GEL fine.
The complaint was filed with the
police and rejected by Lana
Tsanava.
The process is not yet complete
and will continue in court.
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Nino Berelashvili
Judge:
Lela Mildenberg
Police Colonel:
Irakli Tsulaia
Deputy Director of the Police
Department:
Kakhaber
Muradashvili
Investigators:
Nazi Kupatadze
Giorgi Dgvareli
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
The defendant, Nino Berelashvili,
is facing two separate
administrative violation charges
related to participation in protests.
January 28, 2025: She is accused
of blocking the street during a
protest on Rustaveli Avenue. The
alleged violation carries a
potential fine of 5,000 GEL.
January 30, 2025: She is charged
with the same offense for
participating in another protest,
with a potential fine of 5,000 GEL.
The court has not yet issued a
ruling on these cases.
Elene Berikashvili
Case No.
N000124558
Report Prepared by
Detective
of
the Police Department
Giorgi Tabatadze
Deputy Director
of the Police
Department (Investigative
Division):
Kakhaber Muradashvili
(Collected video materials related
to the case)
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
official
documentatio
n of the ruling
is forthcoming
On January 31, 2025, Elene
Berikashvili was accused by the
Prosecutor’s Office of allegedly
blocking vehicular traffic near the
Parliament premises by standing
on the roadway. She was charged
under Article 174¹ of the
Administrative Offenses Code and
fined 5,000 GEL. The charge
reflects the authorities’
interpretation of protest-related
activity rather than an actual
criminal offense.
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Ioseb Berikashvili
Case No.
N000062377 (1)
Case No.
N000064545 (2)
(Case 1)
Police Inspector:
Shota
Arjevanidze
Police Inspector:
Giorgi Buadze
Prepared the report on the
individual's identification
(Case 2)
Police Inspector:
Giorgi
Kavelashvili
Police Inspector:
Giorgi Buadze
Prepared the report on the
individual's identification
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
official
documentatio
n of the ruling
is forthcoming
The Prosecutor’s Office has
initiated two cases against Ioseb
Berikashvili, alleging his
involvement in protest-related
activities:
(1) On January 15, 2025, he is
accused of allegedly obstructing
vehicular traffic on Shartava
Street near the City Hall building.
(2) On December 29, 2024, he is
accused of blocking the roadway
near the Parliament premises by
standing in the intersection.
The announcement of the court’s
decision has been postponed.
Tamar Bliadze
Fine report
drafted by:
Davit Beruashvili
Deputy Director
of the Police
Department (Investigation
Division):
Kakha Muradashvili
(requested video footage for the
case)
Head
of the 1st Division of the
Didube-Chughureti Main Police
Department of Tbilisi:
Giorgi Rusishvili
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Ilia Pataraia)
The process
is ongoing;
more
documents
may follow.
According to the police, Tamar
Bliadze blocked Rustaveli Avenue
near the Parliament on February
18, 2025.
She has been charged under
Article 174¹ of the Code of
Administrative Offenses for
participating in a protest and faces
a fine of 5,000 GEL.
The case has been appealed to
the police; the process is still
ongoing.
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Fridon
Bubuteishvili
Judge:
Zviad Sharadze
Radio liberty
A participant in the protest against
the "Foreign Agents Law,"
20-year-old Fridon Bubuteishvili,
has been sentenced to 5 years in
prison.
Bubuteishvili was accused of
injuring a firefighter by throwing a
stone and damaging the
Parliament gate during the protest
on May 1. He was charged under
two articles of the Criminal Code
which include Damage or
destruction of another person's
property causing significant harm
and Assault on a government
official
The damage to the gate
amounted to 500 GEL. The
prosecution refused to offer a plea
deal.
Bubuteishvili was arrested on May
9. He turned 20 while in custody.
Sesili Butkhuzi
Deputy Head
of Department:
Kakhaber Muradashvili
Report Prepared by –
Police
Captain:
Paata Chinchaladze
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
official
documentatio
n of the ruling
is forthcoming
According to the Prosecutor’s
Office, on February 6, 2025, Sesili
Butkhuzi participated in a protest
and allegedly blocked the area
near the Parliament by standing in
the roadway. She has been
charged under Article 174¹ of the
Administrative Offenses Code for
participating in a protest and was
fined 5,000 GEL.
The official court decision has not
yet been delivered to her lawyer,
Mikheil Zakareishvili.
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Konstantine
Chakhunashvili
a pediatrician and
member of the
"Jiuti" movement
Judge:
Lela Tsagareishvili
Prosecutor:
Mariam Kereselidze
False Witnesses:
1. Giorgi Getsadze
2. Aleksi Mestvirishvili
Konstantine
Chakhunash
vili
Konstantine Chakhunashvili, a
pediatrician and member of the
"Jiuti" movement, was arrested on
December 9, 2024, for allegedly
disobeying a lawful police order
under administrative law. His
family discovered his car on
Nutsubidze Street but could not
locate him.
The day before, police officers
had reportedly approached
Chakhunashvili and summoned
him for questioning regarding an
unspecified criminal case. He
refused to visit the police station,
opting instead to appear in court
for questioning.
Chakhunashvili’s detention and
the involvement of alleged false
witnesses have raised concerns
about the circumstances of the
case.
Tamar Chalashvili
Judge:
Lela Tsagareishvili
Representative of the Ministry of
Internal Affairs:
Maia Tsitsilashvili
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
According to the Ministry of
Internal Affairs, on January 14,
2025, Tamar Chalashvili blocked
the road near the Parliament by
standing in the street.
She was fined 5,000 GEL under
Article 174¹ of the Administrative
Offenses Code.
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Anton Chechin
Case No.
N009031224001
Search of Residence Authorized
by
Judge:
Nana Shamatava
Prosecutor:
Nugzar Chitadze
Personal Search Attended by:
Detective
Giorgi Chikvaidze
Detective
Zurab Rusishvili
Trial
Judge:
Irakli Khuskivadze
Prosecutor:
Tamar Bezhuashvili
Report Compiled by: Archil
Natsvlishvili,
Police Officer
Police Witness:
Edgar Oganesyan
Interpreter and Police Witness:
Rusudan Tabatadze
Detective
Assigned Following the
Report:
Edgar Oganesyan
Witness Interrogation Protocol
Prepared by
Detective,
Emil Kuprava
Defense
Attorney: Ana
Shishniashvili
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
Anton Chechin was arrested on
December 3, 2024, near his
residence. He is a Russian citizen
who actively participated in
protest demonstrations in Georgia
and had previously been detained
under administrative charges.
Chechin is also a political refugee
from Russia — previously
persecuted for supporting
opposition leader Alexei Navalny
and for participating in anti-war
protest campaigns.
Anton Chechin is accused of
possession and storage of a large
quantity of narcotic substances, a
charge that carries a penalty of up
to 20 years or life imprisonment
under Article 260, Part 6,
Subparagraph "a" of the Criminal
Code. He denies the charges, and
his lawyer claims the case is
politically motivated.
According to the defense, Anton
Chechin was arrested in violation
of legal procedures, and no
neutral or objective evidence has
been presented against him.
A medical evaluation revealed a
cystic formation in Chechin’s brain
measuring 14/9/8 mm (with a
fibrous component up to 5.5/6
mm). A prior scan conducted in
May showed a size of 10/9 mm.
The latest medical opinion
recommends consultation with a
neurosurgeon.
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Anton Chechin
Case 2
(Second case
against Anton
Chechin – civil
case)
N000122613
Report prepared by:
Detective Lasha Chanturishvili
of the Second Division, Main
Department of Detectives, Tbilisi
Police Department, Ministry of
Internal Affairs
Report addressed to:
Colonel Ioseb Sigua,
Head of the Main Department of
Detectives, Tbilisi Police
Department
Judge:
Lela Tsagareishvili
Court of Appeals Judge:
Nino Chalidze
Police representatives at the
court:
Mariam Kereselidze
Tamta Kimbarishvili
Police witness:
Lasha Chanturishvili
Defense
attorney:
Tamar
Gabiani
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
The report states that on May 1,
2024, during a protest near
Parliament, Anton was displaying
aggressive behavior and insulting
police officers in the Parliament
yard through gestures.
He was charged under Article
173, Part 1 of the Administrative
Offenses Code and fined 2,200
GEL.
Anton Chechin is currently under
arrest, accused of possession and
storage of a large quantity of
narcotic substances—a charge
that falls under Article 260, Part 6,
Subparagraph “a” of the Criminal
Code, carrying a sentence of up
to 20 years or life imprisonment.
He denies the charges, and his
lawyer claims the case is
politically motivated.
For additional context, see: Anton
Chechin – Case 1
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Aleksandre
Cherkezishvili
Report prepared by:
Investigator
Sandro Gviniashvili
Head of
the Second Division of
the Isani-Samgori Main Police
Department:
Lasha Chkhitunidze
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Ilia Pataraia)
The process
is ongoing;
more
documents
may follow.
Based on Article 174¹, Part 4 of
the Administrative Offenses Code,
the police accuse Aleksandre
Cherkezishvili of blocking
Rustaveli Avenue on March 2,
2025, which carries a fine of 5,000
GEL.
The case has been appealed to
the police, and the process is
ongoing.
Case of Eleven
Individuals:
N090031224002
Andro Chichinadze
Giorgi Obolovi
Nikoloz Goisashvili
Guram
Mirtskhulava
Valeri Tetrashvili
Lasha Zazashvili
Luka Centeradze
Luka Jabua
Onise Tskhadadze
Ruslan Sivakov
Jano Archaya
Judge:
Ketevan Jachvadze
Prosecutors:
●
●
Vaja Todua
Giorgi Mukbaniani
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
The defendants are accused by
the prosecution of participating in
group violence. If convicted, they
face prison sentences ranging
from 4 to 6 years.
False Witness (Police Officer):
Vano Gavashelishvili
Witnesses:
A total of 154 police
officers are listed as witnesses in
the case.
Case of Jano Archaya
Arresting Officers:
Giorgi
Sukhishvili, Irakli Kvavadze
Search Prosecutor:
Irakli
Kvavadze
Search Warrant Issued by
Judge:
Lela Maridashvili
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Giorgi Chikviladze Judge:
Manuchar Tsatsua
Report prepared by:
Detective Zaur Tsereteli
Head of the Operational Division
of the Main Department for
Juvenile Affairs, Tbilisi Police
Department:
Giorgi Gugeshashvili
Deputy Director
of the Tbilisi
Police Department (in charge of
investigations), who reviewed the
camera footage:
Kakhaber Muradashvili
Lasha
Chkhartishvili
Case No.:
N000064228
Report prepared by:
Patrol Inspector
Luka Batsanadze,
Main Division of Tbilisi Police
Department
Video identification conducted by:
Inspector Giorgi Buadze
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Ilia Pataraia)
more
documents
may follow.
According to the Ministry of
Internal Affairs, on January 18,
2025, Giorgi Chikviladze allegedly
blocked Rustaveli Avenue by
standing in the street.
He was fined 5,000 GEL under
Article 174¹ of the Administrative
Offenses Code.
(A court order is required.)
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Ilia Pataraia)
The process
is ongoing;
more
documents
may follow.
Lasha Chkhartishvili is accused of
blocking the street near the
Parliament by standing in the
roadway on February 4, 2025.
He has been charged under
Article 174¹, Part 4 of the
Administrative Offenses Code.
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Elza Chkheidze
Case No.:
N000123765
Report prepared by:
Investigator Giorgi Paghava,
Second Division, Isani-Samgori
Main Department,
Report addressed to:
Lasha Chkhitunidze,
Head
of the Second Division,
Isani-Samgori Main Department
Phone Interview Record and
report to the head were
prepared by:
Investigator Teona Totadze
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Ilia Pataraia)
The process
is ongoing;
more
documents
may follow.
Elza Chkheidze is accused of
blocking the road in front of the
Parliament by standing during a
protest on February 6, 2025.
She is charged under Article 174¹,
Part 4 of the Administrative
Offenses Code.
Mikheil
Chotalishvili
Case No.
N000064468
Report Prepared by –
Patrol
Inspector:
Gigi Bobokhidze
Video Identification Conducted by
–
Patrol Inspector:
Giorgi Buadze
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
Further
documentatio
n is expected
upon the
conclusion of
the case
According to the Prosecutor’s
Office, on February 4, 2025,
Mikheil Chotalishvili allegedly
blocked vehicular traffic near the
Parliament premises by standing
in the roadway. He has been
charged under Article 174¹, Part 4
of the Administrative Offenses
Code. The court has postponed
the issuance of its decision.
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Tamar
Chumburidze
Judge:
Zviad Tsekvava
I report:
Irakli Benia – Report preparer
Saba Sadghobelashvili –
Head of
the First Division,
Gldani-Nadzaladevi Main Police
Department
II report:
Anna Avsajanishvili – Report
preparer
III report:
Lasha Chituashvili – Report
preparer
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Ilia Pataraia)
The process
is ongoing;
more
documents
may follow.
Tamar Chumburidze faces three
administrative charges under
Article 174¹, Part 4 of the
Administrative Offenses Code,
each carrying a 5,000 GEL fine.
She is accused of blocking
Rustaveli Avenue on the following
dates:
1) January 28, 2025
2) February 11, 2025
3) February 14, 2025
Case Status:
January 28 Case:
A court hearing was held on April
15 before Judge Zviad Tskhekva,
and Tamar was fined 5,000 GEL.
February 11 Case:
The complaint was rejected by
the police, and the lawyers plan to
appeal the decision in court.
February 14 Case:
The case is still under review by
the police, and the process is
ongoing.
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Nika Danelia
Judge:
Koba Chagunava
Report Filed By:
Detective Giorgi
Makarashvili
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
Nika Danelia was detained on
November 30, accused of
violating Article 173 (Part 1) of the
Administrative Offenses Code,
which pertains to disobedience to
police orders. According to the
report, he resisted police and
used abusive language near the
First School.
Danelia states that he was
standing peacefully with a friend
who was waving a flag when
officers dragged him behind a
cordon and beat him in a group.
He described the incident:
"About 15 people were hitting me
simultaneously. Even after I fell to
the ground, they kicked me
repeatedly. The hatred and
aggression toward me were
overwhelming, seemingly
because of my appearance. Along
with the physical assault, there
was verbal abuse so cruel I can't
even describe it. They resembled
soulless robots."
Danelia suffered visible injuries,
particularly around his face and
eyes, and said he still bore marks
from being kicked.
Danelia was fined 2,500 GEL.
David Daraselia
Report drafted by: Investigator
Ilo Papidze
Head
of the 1st Division of the
Vake-Saburtalo Main Police
Department:
Irakli Gunava
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Ilia Pataraia)
The process
is ongoing;
more
documents
may follow.
According to the police, on
February 18, 2025, David
Daraselia blocked Rustaveli
Avenue near the Parliament. He
has been charged under Article
174¹ of the Code of Administrative
Offenses and faces a fine of 5,000
GEL.
The case has been appealed to
the police; the process is still
ongoing.
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Mariam
Dzamashvili
Judge:
Zviad Tsekvava
Police representative in court:
Salome Kiria
Citizen’s complaint submitted to
the police
was rejected by:
Lana Tsanava,
Director
of the Legal Department,
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Report Authors:
First Report:
Detective Giorgi Kakachia
Second Report:
Investigator Giorgi Kapanadze
Third Report:
Senior Investigator Ketevan
Japaridze
Additional Police Officials
Involved:
Giorgi Gugeshashvili
–
Head of the Operational Division,
Main Department for Juvenile
Affairs, Tbilisi Police Department
Kakhaber Muradashvili
–
Deputy Director of the Tbilisi
Police Department (Investigative
Division), who requested CCTV
footage
Lado Kasaburi
–
Head of the Third Division, Old
Tbilisi Main Department, Tbilisi
Police
David Chaduneli
–
Head of the Fourth Division,
Isani-Samgori Main Department,
Tbilisi Police
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Ilia Pataraia)
The process
is ongoing;
more
documents
may follow.
Mariam Dzamashvili faces three
separate administrative charges
under Article 174¹, Part 4 of the
Administrative Offenses Code,
each carrying a fine of 5,000 GEL:
1. January 31, 2025 – Accused of
blocking Rustaveli Avenue. The
court fined her, but the attorney
has not yet received the court
order.
2. February 12, 2025 – Accused
again of blocking Rustaveli
Avenue. Mariam appealed the
report to the police, but her appeal
was rejected by Lana Tsanava,
who upheld the police decision.
This case will be appealed to the
court.
3. February 21, 2025 – Also
accused of blocking the street.
The complaint was submitted to
the police, and the process is still
ongoing.
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Daria Elbakidze
Case No.
000062261
Patrol Inspector and Author of
the Administrative Offense
Report:
Giorgi Kapanadze
Witness:
Giorgi Chalatashvili
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
Further
documentatio
n is expected
upon the
conclusion of
the case
On November 19, 2024, Daria
Elbakidze was allegedly
obstructing the road at the
intersection of Varaziskhevi and
Chavchavadze Streets, according
to the Prosecutor’s Office. She is
being charged with an
administrative offense under
Article 174¹ of the Administrative
Offenses Code for participating in
the protest. The court has
postponed the announcement of
the final decision.
Under Article 174¹, Part 4 of the
Code of Administrative Offenses,
the police accuse Davit Galashvili
of blocking Rustaveli Avenue on
January 2, 2025.
The court issued a warning. The
official decision has not yet been
delivered.
Davit Galashvili
Judge:
Koba Chagunava
Police representative:
Buba Nachkebia
Report drafted by:
Patrol
Inspector
Nino Meladze
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Ilia Pataraia)
more
documents
may follow
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Vaja
Gaprindashvili
Judge:
Nino Enukidze
Representative of the Ministry of
Internal Affairs:
Tinatin Kachkachishvili
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
According to the police, on
December 27, 2024, Vazha
Gaprindashvili blocked the road
near the Parliament. He was fined
500 GEL under Article 174¹ of the
Administrative Offenses Code.
Anatoli Gigauri
Judge:
Lela Maridashvili
Prosecutor:
Tamar Iakobidze
Investigators:
Teodore
Giorgashvili and Vakhtang
Daburundashvili
Alleged Victim (Police
Officer):
Vakhtang Gabunia
Background on Officer Gabunia:
Defense attorney Lasha
Tsutskiridze noted that Gabunia
had previously been accused of
excessive force, including breaking
the arm of one detainee during
another case. While charges of
abuse of power were initiated
against Gabunia, they were later
shelved.
Multiple allegations and video
evidence of Gabunia's behavior
have been circulated:
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/
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Defense
Attorney:
Lasha
Tsutskiridze
Radio Liberty.
Detained during opposition
protests on November 24, 2024,
protesting alleged election fraud.
Anatoli Gigauri was arrested for
allegedly assaulting a patrol
inspector responsible for
maintaining public order during
the protest. He is charged under
Article 353 Prima of the Criminal
Code, which pertains to assault
on a police officer. If convicted,
the offense carries a sentence of
4 to 7 years of imprisonment.
Gigauri claims the officer,
Vakhtang Gabunia, struck him
first, and he grabbed the officer by
the shoulders, questioning the
attack. He stated that he acted in
self-defense when he believed the
officer might hit him again.
Surveillance footage reportedly
shows Gigauri striking the officer.
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Tornike Goshadze
Judges:
Irakli Khuskivadze
Teona Epitashvili (Detention
Order)
Arsen Kalatozishvili (Personal
Search Order)
Tamar Mchedlishvili (Emergency
Property Search Warrant)
Prosecutor:
Shmagi Gobejishvili
Levan Basiladze, Senior
Investigator
Participants in the case:
Gaios Beruashvili, Senior
Detective
Vakhtan Mameishvili, Senior
Detective
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
Tornike Goshadze is one of eight
individuals detained during
pro-European protests. On
December 6, Tbilisi City Court
Judge Irakli Khuskivadze ordered
pretrial detention for all eight. The
charges include organizing and
leading group violence,
participating in group violence,
and preparing explosions.
If convicted, they face up to 9
years of imprisonment.
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Giorgi Gorgadze
Judges:
Irakli Khuskivadze
Teona Epitashvili (Detention and
Personal Search Order)
Tamar Mchedlishvili (Emergency
Property Search Warrant)
Prosecutors:
Nugzar Chitadze, Shmagi
Gobejishvili
Investigator:
Mikheil Mchedlishvili
Participants in the Case:
Otar Goderdzishvili, Senior
Investigator
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
Giorgi Gorgadze, a 20-year-old
student at the Georgian Technical
University, is studying IT while
working in his father’s company,
designing gas pipeline projects.
He was detained as part of the
investigation into group violence
during the protests.
The Georgian Prosecutor's Office
alleges that 19-year-old Irakli
Miminoshvili, 34-year-old Insaf
Aliev, 24-year-old Tornike
Goshadze, 20-year-old Giorgi
Gorgadze, and 20-year-old
Nikoloz Javakhishvili participated
in group violence during
pro-European protests.
Charges under the article for
"organizing or leading group
actions" were brought against
three individuals:
Zviad Tsetskhladze,
a
19-year-old student and activist
Vepkhia Kasradze
and
Vasil
Kadzelashvili,
members of the
political party "Lelo."
The judge ordered pretrial
detention for all eight defendants.
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Luka
Ghviniashvili
Judge:
Manuchar Tsatsua
Judge:
Shorena Kavelashvili
Judge
for Evidence Approval:
Nana Shamatava
Police
Department Representative
(Juvenile Cases Division): Tamta
Kimbarishvili
Prosecutor
for Evidence
Retrieval: Nugzar Chitadze
police officers:
Zaur Tsereteli,
Giorgi Gumberidze,
and Nikoloz Mazniashvili.
Defense
Attorney: Eka
Kobesashvili
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
Luka Ghviniashvili, a minor, was
sentenced under the
Administrative Offenses Code:
Article 173 (Part 2):
Noncompliance with police orders,
resulting in 7 days of
administrative detention.
Article 166 (Part 1): Minor
hooliganism, with a fine of 2,300
GEL.
The decision was appealed, but
Judge Shorena Kavelashvili ruled
it final and inadmissible for further
appeal.
On December 12, at 3 a.m., Luka
was chased and detained by three
police officers: Zaur Tsereteli,
Giorgi Gumberidze, and Nikoloz
Mazniashvili.
According to the police, Luka
refused to comply with their
orders, failed to remove his mask,
and attempted to flee. When
apprehended, he resisted and
insulted the officers.
Luka’s case involves allegations
of excessive punishment,
considering his minor status and
the circumstances of his arrest.
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Meri Gumberidze
Report drafted by: Investigator
Berika Macharashvili
Head
of the 4th Division of the Old
Tbilisi Main Police Department:
Viktor Kurdadze
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Ilia Pataraia)
The process
is ongoing;
more
documents
may follow.
Under Article 174¹, Part 4 of the
Code of Administrative Offenses,
the police accuse Meri
Gumberidze of blocking Rustaveli
Avenue on March 14, 2025. The
charge carries a fine of 5,000
GEL.
The complaint has been filed with
the police; the process is still
ongoing.
Khatuna Imnadze
Report
Prepared By:
Rezo Tkhelidze
Police Complaint
Rejected By:
Director of the Patrol Police
Department:
Vazha Siradze
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Ilia Pataraia)
The process
is ongoing;
more
documents
may follow.
The police accuse Khatuna
Imnadze under Article 174¹, Part 4
of the Code of Administrative
Offenses, for blocking Rustaveli
Avenue on February 19, 2025.
The alleged offense carries a fine
of 5,000 GEL.
The case was appealed within the
police system, but the citizen’s
complaint was rejected. The
process will now proceed to court.
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Tamar Inashvili
An electronic
fine notice
has been
issued; details
of the police
officers
involved are
not yet
available.
Legal
representation
: Lawyer Ilia
Pataraia
The police accuse Tamar Inashvili
under Article 174¹, Part 4 of the
Code of Administrative Offenses,
for blocking Rustaveli Avenue on
February 24, 2025. The offense
carries a fine of 5,000 GEL.
Giorgi
Javakhadze
Case I
Judge:
Manuchar Tsatsua
Report prepared by:
Detective
Irakli Kalandia
Head of
the Fifth Division, Main
Department of Detectives, Tbilisi
Police Department:
Giga Namicheishvili
Deputy Director
of the Tbilisi
Police Department (Investigative
Division), who reviewed the
camera footage:
Kakhaber Muradashvili
Case II
Judge:
Koba Chagunava
Police Representative:
Buba
Nachkebia
Report prepared by:
Inspector
David Gvelesiani
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Ilia Pataraia)
Giorgi Javakhadze is facing two
administrative cases, both under
Article 174¹, Part 4 of the
Administrative Offenses Code.
Case I
– January 14, 2025:
The police accuse him of blocking
Rustaveli Avenue.
He was fined 5,000 GEL by the
court, but the official court order is
still pending.
Case II
– January 2, 2025:
Also accused of blocking
Rustaveli Avenue.
The court issued a warning
instead of a fine.
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Nikoloz
Javakhishvili
Judge
Irakli Khuskivadze
Judge
for Detention and Search
Orders:
Teona Epitashvili
Judge
for Property Search
Warrant:
Tamar Mchedlishvili
Prosecutors:
Vazha Todua, Nugzar Chitadze
Investigator:
Giorgi Mkheidze
Participants in the Case:
Erekle Metreveli, Senior Detective
Lasha Beridze, Senior Detective
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
Nikoloz Javakhishvili, a
20-year-old DJ from a socially
vulnerable family, was arrested on
November 30. Unlike other
detainees, he is accused of
throwing pyrotechnics during the
protests. The prosecution
released a video showing a
person running with fireworks,
wrapped in a brown blanket and
the Georgian flag, allegedly
Javakhishvili.
His attorney, Sophio Gordadze,
argues that the video does not
meet evidentiary standards, as
the person’s identity is difficult to
confirm and the footage is
incomplete. Javakhishvili has
exercised his right to remain silent
throughout the proceedings.
Mamuka
Jorbenadze
Dean of Batumi
State University of
Arts
and
4 students :
Giorgi Davitadze
Davit Gvianidze,
Guram Mikeladze,
(Batumi State
University of Arts)
Anri Kakabadze
(First-year student
at Batumi State
University of Arts)
Judge:
Levan Kolbaia
Prosecutor:
Paata Tsetskhladze
Batumelebi
Mamuka Jorbenadze, Dean of
Batumi State University of Arts,
was detained alongside four
students for alleged group
violence on December 3, 2024.
The investigation claims they
assaulted two public servants
from Batumi City Hall in the
university building, following a
prior dispute over protest posters
with lecturer Tea Tsaguria. The
conflict escalated when Tsaguria’s
husband, Irakli Devadze, a
government official and Deputy
Director of the Municipal Services
Development Agency, intervened
with a friend. A court ordered two
months of pretrial detention.
If convicted, the offense carries a
sentence of up to 2 years of
imprisonment.
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Vasil
Kadzelashvili
Judge
Irakli Khuskivadze
Judge
for Detention Order and
Personal Search: Teona Epitashvili
Judge
for Property Search
Warrant: Tamar Mchedlishvili
Prosecutors:
Vazha Todua,
Nugzar Chitadze
Investigator:
Levan Nijaradze
Participants in the Case:
Paata Paatashvili, Senior
Detective
Emil Ferani, Senior Detective
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
Vasil Kadzelashvili was among
eight individuals detained during a
protest and subsequently placed
in pretrial detention. The decision
was made by Judge Irakli
Khuskivadze of the Tbilisi City
Court.
The charges against them fall
under Articles 225 and 18/229 of
the Georgian Criminal Code,
which involve:
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Organizing and leading
group violence
Participating in group
violence
Preparing an explosion
If convicted, they face up to 9
years of imprisonment.
Vepkhia Kasradze
Judge
Irakli Khuskivadze
Judge
for Detention Order and
Personal Search:
Teona Epitashvili
Judge
for Property Search
Warrant: Tamar Mchedlishvili
Prosecutors:
Vazha Todua,
Nugzar Chitadze
Investigator:
Ivane Pirtskhalashvili
Participants in the Case:
G. Gulordava
Ilia Tatvadze, Senior Detective
Mikheil Manelashvili, Senior
Detective
Giorgi Kapanadze, Senior
Detective
Irakli Kalatozishvili, Senior
Detective
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Documents
Vepkhia Kasradze, an actor at the
Tskhinvali Theater, grew up in the
village of Ergneti. A veteran of the
Abkhazian War and the 2008
Russia-Georgia War, he holds
veteran status. Kasradze later
entered politics, joining the
political party "Lelo" and serving
as the party’s coordinator in Shida
Kartli for the 2024 elections.
On December 7, 2024, Kasradze
and seven other defendants, aged
19 to 21, appeared before the
court, accused of organizing and
participating in group violence.
Judge Irakli Khuskivadze ordered
pretrial detention for all of them.
Kasradze, who began a hunger
strike, was placed in solitary
confinement under the
supervision of medical personnel
from the penitentiary service. His
family has warned the medical
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staff that Kasradze has severe
health issues and that the hunger
strike poses a significant risk to
his life.
Tamar Kapatadze
Report
Prepared By:
Zurab Gamjashvili
Supervising Officer:
Giorgi Papidze, Head of the IV
Division, Main Division of
Didube-Chughureti, Tbilisi Police
Department
Deputy Director
of the Police
Department (Investigative
Division):
Kakhaber Muradashvili
(Collected video evidence for the
case)
Irakli Kerashvili
Revaz Kiknadze
Sergey
Kukharchuk
Avtandil Tchedia
Giorgi Terishvili
Valeri Tetrashvili
Prosecutor:
Vakhtang
Tsalughelashvili,
Vazha Todua
Shmagi Gobejishvili
Nugzar Chitadze (Lead Prosecutor
for the new case)
Senior detective:
Giorgi
Chkheidze
Judge:
Ketevan Djatchvadze
Judge for for Detention and
Search Orders:
Nana Shamatava,
Tamar Mchedlishvili
interpress
news
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Ilia Pataraia)
The process
is ongoing;
more
documents
may follow.
The police accuse Tamar
Kapatadze under Article 174¹,
Part 4 of the Code of
Administrative Offenses, for
blocking Rustaveli Avenue on
February 13, 2025. The offense
carries a fine of 5,000 GEL.
The case was appealed within the
police system, and the process is
still ongoing.
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They are accused of group violent
crimes against public security and
order, which carry a penalty of
imprisonment from 4 to 6 years.
They were detained on the
grounds that they would destroy
important case-related
information, attempt to flee, and
continue their criminal activities.
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Tornike
Khukhunashvili
Case No.
N000064417
Police Inspector:
Giorgi Buadze
(Prepared the report on the
individual's identification)
Report Compiled by:
Patrol
Inspector
Jaba Ortoidze
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
official
documentatio
n of the ruling
is forthcoming
On February 3, 2025, near the
Parliament premises, Tornike
Khukhunashvili was accused by
the Prosecutor’s Office of
unlawfully blocking a roadway,
despite the number of participants
being insufficient to warrant such
disruption. He was charged under
Article 174¹, Part 4 of the
Administrative Offenses Code and
fined 5,000 GEL. The court’s
written decision has not yet been
delivered.
According to documents provided
by Sandro Kinkladze, he was
accused under Article 173 of the
Administrative Offenses Code for
disobedience to a lawful order of a
police officer.
Sandro Kinkladze
activist
Judge:
Nino Enukidze
False Witness
Police
Officers:
● Giorgi Kamkhadze
● Irakli Abshilava
Officers Signing the Arrest Report:
● Giorgi Kamkhadze
● Gaioz Gagnidze
Investigator:
Mariam Kereselidze
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Proceedings
Documents
Tengiz Kirtadze
Report Prepared By:
Senior Investigator
Karlo Chavchanidze
Investigator
Giorgi Makatsaria
delivered the violation report to
Tengiz Kirtadze at his residence.
Head
of the Investigative Division,
Vake-Saburtalo Main Division,
Tbilisi Police Department:
Khvicha Kadagidze
Deputy Director
of the Police
Department (Investigative
Division):
Kakhaber Muradashvili
(Collected video evidence related
to the case)
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Ilia Pataraia)
The process
is ongoing;
more
documents
may follow.
The police accuse Tengiz Kirtadze
under Article 174¹, Part 4 of the
Code of Administrative Offenses
for blocking Rustaveli Avenue on
February 8, 2025. The alleged
offense carries a fine of 5,000
GEL.
The case has been appealed
within the police system and is
currently under review.
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Julia
Konstantinova
Report
Prepared By:
Nino Mezvrishvili
Deputy Director
of the Police
Department (Investigative
Division):
Kakhaber Muradashvili
(Collected video evidence for the
case)
Head
of the 2nd Division,
Didube-Chughureti Main Division,
Tbilisi Police Department:
Aleksandre Baramishvili
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Ilia Pataraia)
The process
is ongoing;
more
documents
may follow.
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Malkhaz
Pataraia)
The process
is ongoing;
more
documents
may follow.
The police accuse Julia
Konstantinova under Article 174¹,
Part 4 of the Code of
Administrative Offenses for
blocking Rustaveli Avenue on
February 18, 2025. The alleged
offense carries a fine of 5,000
GEL.
The case has been appealed
within the police system and the
process is ongoing.
Kakhaber
Kopaliani
Case Number:
N000064428
Report Prepared By:
Patrol Inspector
Jaba Ortoidze,
Patrol Police Department, Tbilisi
Main Division, Ministry of Internal
Affairs
Video Evidence Identified By:
Inspector
Giorgi Buadze
Judge:
Lela Mildenberg
Additional
Police
Representatives
Listed in the
Report:
Tinatin Kachkachishvili
Tekla Kobakhidze
The police accuse Kakhaber
Kopaliani under Article 174¹, Part
4 of the Code of Administrative
Offenses for intentionally blocking
a traffic lane on February 3, 2025.
The violation carries a fine of
5,000 GEL.
The court ruled in favor of the
police and imposed the fine. The
decision is set to be appealed in
the Court of Appeals.
Giorgi
Kuchuashvili
Judge:
Mikheil Jinjolava
Prosecutor:
Roin Khintibidze
Publika
Detained during protests against
the "Russian law." Giorgi
Kuchuashvili is accused of hitting
a police officer in the eye with a
half-filled plastic bottle during the
protest. If convicted, he faces a
sentence of 4 to 7 years of
imprisonment.
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Giorgi
Kuldonashvili
Report Prepared By:
Giorgi Chighladze
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Malkhaz
Pataraia)
The process
is ongoing;
more
documents
may follow.
The police accuse Giorgi
Kuldonashvili under Article 174¹,
Part 4 of the Code of
Administrative Offenses for
blocking Rustaveli Avenue on
March 27, 2025. The alleged
offense carries a fine of 5,000
GEL.
The case has been appealed
within the police system, and the
proceedings are ongoing.
Tinatin
Kumsiashvili
Judge:
Lela Tsagareishvili
Deputy Director of the Police
Department:
Kakhaber
Muradashvili
Investigator:
Nazi Kupatadze
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
Offense: Administrative Violation
On January 28, 2025, during a
protest on Rustaveli Avenue, the
defendant is accused of blocking
the street. The alleged violation
carries a potential fine of 5,000
GEL.
The court has not yet issued a
ruling on this case.
Roni Kvachadze
I Report
Prepared By: Police
Lieutenant
Diana Beridze
Supervisor:
Shota Lekishvili, Head of the 8th
Division, Gldani-Nadzaladevi Main
Department
II Report
Prepared By:
Patrol Inspector Luka Shermadini
Video Evidence
Reviewed By:
Giorgi Buadze
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Ilia Pataraia)
The process
is ongoing;
more
documents
may follow.
Roni Kvachadze is charged by
police under Article 174¹, Part 4 of
the Code of Administrative
Offenses for two separate
violations:
Blocking Rustaveli Avenue on
January 28, 2025
Blocking Rustaveli Avenue on
February 4, 2025
As a result of both cases, the
judge imposed a fine of 5,000
GEL. However, the official ruling
has not yet been delivered to the
defense attorneys.
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Anri (Anzor)
Kvaratskhelia
Judge:
Davit Mgelashvili
Prosecutor:
Roin Khintibidze
Defense
Attorneys:
Lasha
Tsutskiridze
and Ia
Jgarkava
Anri Kvaratskhelia is facing
criminal charges under Article 353
Prima of the Criminal Code for
allegedly throwing Molotov
cocktails at officers of the Special
Tasks Department.
According to his wife, Nutsa
Eremiani, police entered their
home illegally at 7:20 AM,
physically assaulting
Kvaratskhelia during the raid.
Eremiani also reported that one of
the officers grabbed her by the
throat. Following the incident on
December 5, she began
experiencing breathing problems.
When she visited a doctor, she
was informed that she had
suffered a miscarriage.
Giorgi Kvichidze
Judge:
Koba Chagunava
Appellate Judge:
Levan
Murusidze
Defense
Attorney
Giorgi
Tabatadze
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Giorgi Kvichidze, 34, was
sentenced to 7 days of
administrative detention.
According to his attorney, Giorgi
Tabatadze, Kvichidze was beaten
by special forces officers during
his detention, resulting in visible
facial injuries.
The attorney stated:
"Special forces struck him with
their hands and feet, causing
injuries. These [police witnesses]
were not present at the time of the
arrest. Special forces beat him
and then handed him over to
these officers."
During the court hearing,
Kvichidze admitted he had been
drinking and went outside "to get
some air." He claimed that he
ended up on Rustaveli Avenue by
chance that day and had no
intention of participating in a
protest. Judge Chagunava did not
believe this explanation but stated
that it was not crucial to the case.
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Police witnesses accused
Kvichidze of aggression and
disobedience. Kvichidze argued
that he could not hear the officers’
instructions because he was
wearing headphones, which he
lost when he was struck in the
face during the beating.
Lekso
Machavariani
Police representative in the
court:
Tinatin Kachkachishvili
Judge:
Nino Enukidze
False Witnesses:
Giorgi Aptsiauri
and Tengo Chitiauri
Lekso
Machavariani
Lekso Machavariani was detained
and sentenced to 5 days of
administrative detention.
Giorgi
Mamasakhlisi
Case Number:
N000063231
Report Prepared
By:
Patrol Inspector
Miranda Bakradze
Judge:
Lela Mildenberg
Police Representatives
Listed in
the Report:
Vakhtang Shukakidze
Tinatin Kachkachishvili
Tekla Kobakhidze
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Ilia Pataraia)
The process
is ongoing;
more
documents
may follow.
The police accuse Giorgi
Mamasakhlisi under Article 174¹,
Part 4 of the Code of
Administrative Offenses for
blocking Rustaveli Avenue on
December 27, 2024. The violation
carries a fine of 5,000 GEL.
The court ruled in favor of the
police, and the case will be
appealed in the Court of Appeals.
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Lekso
Mepharishvili,
Omar
Okribelashvili
Judge:
Natia Gudadze
Prosecutor:
Nugzar Tchitadze
defence
attorney of
Saba
Mepharishvili
- Davit
Gamkrelidze
Tabula online
media
The prosecution accused the
defendants of group damage to
the 400-GEL barrier during the
protests against the ‘Russian law’
in March 2024. The barrier’s
owner is the Ministry of Internal
Affairs. According to prosecutor
Nugzar Tchitadze, the defendants
compensated for this damage.
The issue of a plea agreement
was discussed during the January
13 hearing.
As part of the plea agreement,
Omar Okribelashvili and Saba
Meparishvili were found guilty of
the charges against them. Their
sentence was set at 3 years, but
due to the September 17, 2024,
amnesty, their sentence was
reduced to 2.5 years. Of this, the
convicts will serve 1.5 years in
actual imprisonment, with the
remaining 1 year being a
suspended sentence. As a result,
both will spend an additional 10
months in a penitentiary facility.
Irakli Miminoshvili
Judge:
Irakli Khuskivadze
Judge:
Arsen Kalatozishvili
(Order for Detention; Order for
Personal Search)
Judge
for Search Warrant: Tamar
Mchedlishvili
Prosecutors:
Nugzar Chitadze,
Shmagi Gobejishvili
Lead Investigator:
G. Gulordava
Participant in the Case:
● Levan Nazrishvili
(Detective)
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
Irakli Miminoshvili, a 19-year-old
first-year student at Tbilisi State
University, was arrested on
December 4, 2024, following
several hours of searching his
home in Tbilisi. The prosecution
accuses him of participating in
group violence, a charge carrying
a sentence of 4 to 6 years if
convicted.
The arrest occurred after an
urgent home search, conducted
without his lawyer present.
The prosecution presented video
footage showing a masked
individual in a black raincoat
throwing an object twice. Other
protest participants are visible in
the background. The prosecution
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claims the individual is Irakli
Miminoshvili, allegedly throwing
stones at the police.
Judge Irakli Khuskivadze imposed
pretrial detention on Miminoshvili
and seven other defendants,
citing concerns they might flee,
influence witnesses, or destroy
evidence.
Giorgi Mindadze
21-year-old
medical student
Judge:
Nino Tarashvili
netgazeti
Giorgi is accused of committing a
crime which involves an attack on
a police officer.
If found guilty, he will face a prison
sentence ranging from 4 to 7
years.
Giorgi
Okmelashvili
Judge:
Giorgi Gelashvili
Prosecutor:
Ani Khubejashvili
Investigator:
Levan Chkhikvadze
Witness Police Officers:
Irakli Tevdorashvili
Jaba Bitarishvili
Levan Chikadze
Shalva Zarginava
Injured
Police Officer:
Alexandre
Okhanashvili
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
Giorgi Okmelashvili's case is
related to the spring protests
against the "Russian law."
He was accused of assaulting a
police officer in connection with
his official duties. According to the
police, in the early hours of May
13, 2024, Okmelashvili was
accused of physically confronting
Officer Alexandre Okhanashvili,
striking him in the face with his
elbow, causing pain.
The defendant was arrested on
May 15, 2024. He denied the
allegations, stating that unknown
masked individuals were present
at the protest alongside the police
and that he was protecting the
demonstrators from them.
The court sentenced him to five
years of imprisonment.
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Giorgi Ortoidze
Judge:
Davit Tetrauli
Representative of the Ministry of
Internal Affairs:
Tamta Kimbarishvili
False Testimony by Police
Officers:
Erekle Bedoidze,
Giorgi Matiashvili
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
According to the Ministry of
Internal Affairs, on April 20, 2025,
Giorgi Ortoidze allegedly blocked
Rustaveli Avenue by standing in
the roadway. He was arrested on
the spot, while standing on the
sidewalk. The Ministry claims he
failed to move to the sidewalk,
which served as the basis for his
detention.
Under Article 173(1) and Article
174¹, Part 5 of the Administrative
Offenses Code, he was sentenced
to five days of administrative
detention.
Giga Pevaze
N000200340
N000211064
The
report was drawn up by:
Investigator
Levan Gabashvili
of the Fourth Division of the Police
Department of Isani-Samgori Main
Division, Tbilisi Police Department
The report was addressed to:
Head
of the Fourth Division of the
Police Department of
Isani-Samgori Main Division, Tbilisi
Police Department -
David Chaduneli
Deputy Director
of the Tbilisi
Police Department (in charge of
investigations), who worked on the
camera footage:
Kakhaber Muradashvili
Head
of the Third Division of the
Old Tbilisi Main Division, Tbilisi
Police Department:
Lado Kasaburi
(Second)
report drawn up by:
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Ilia Pataraia)
The process
is ongoing;
more
documents
may follow.
The police issued Giga Pevaze
three fines, all based on
Subparagraph 5 of Article 174¹ of
the Administrative Offenses Code,
each carrying a fine of 5,000 GEL.
The first report states that Giga
Pevaze was blocking the road on
February 17, 2025, in the area of
the Parliament.
The second report accuses him of
the same action on March 6,
2025.
The case documents are
incomplete.
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Investigator
Giorgi Macharashvili
of the Old Tbilisi Main Division,
Ministry of Internal Affairs
(Third)
report drawn up by:
Investigator
Guram Kavtaradze of
the Vake-Saburtalo Main Division,
Tbilisi Police Department
The report was addressed to:
Head
of the Fifth Division of the
Vake-Saburtalo Main Division,
Tbilisi Police Department
Givi Sikharulidze
Levan
Samadashvili
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Ilia Pataraia)
The process
is ongoing;
more
documents
may follow.
Levan Samadashvili is facing
three separate charges for
blocking the road on February 19,
20, and 21, 2025. He was issued
three administrative fines, each in
the amount of 5,000 GEL, under
Article 174¹, Part 4 of the Code of
Administrative Offenses.
The fine notices do not specify the
names of the issuing police
officers. The defense team has
filed an appeal with the Ministry of
Internal Affairs, but the case
materials have not yet been
delivered to the legal
representatives.
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David
Samkharadze
Case Number:
N000209432
Report Prepared By:
Detective Temur Beriashvili,
1st Division, Isani-Samgori Main
Department, Ministry of Internal
Affairs
Incident Report Submitted To:
Varlam Chophliani,
Head
of the 1st Division,
Isani-Samgori Main Department,
Tbilisi Police Department
Deputy Director
of the Police
Department (Investigative
Division):
Kakhaber Muradashvili
(Reviewed video recordings
related to the case)
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
(Defense
Attorney:
Ilia Pataraia)
The process
is ongoing;
more
documents
may follow.
David Samkharadze is accused
by police under Article 174¹, Part
4 of the Code of Administrative
Offenses for blocking Rustaveli
Avenue on March 5, 2025. The
offense carries a fine of 5,000
GEL.
Saba Skhvitaridze
activist
Investigator:
Salome
Edisherashvili
Prosecutor:
Roin Khintibidze
Defense
Attorneys:
Sandro
Tsereteli, Irakli
Chomakhashv
ili, Gogita
Bakhtadze
Saba Skhvitaridze was arrested
on December 4, 2024. According
to his account, after investigators
left the room, masked individuals
entered and physically assaulted
him multiple times, demanding
that he confess to the charges.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs
(MIA) claims that Saba attacked
an MIA employee with a baton,
inflicting injuries to the employee’s
head.
Saba Sordia
Case Number:
N000123549
Judge:
Zviad Tsekvava
Police Representative
at Court:
Sophio Papaskiri
Report Prepared By:
Besarion Sikharulidze, Senior
Detective, 5th Division of Old
Tbilisi Police Department
Involved Officer in Arrest:
Irakli Akhalaia
Lawyers:
Mariam
Kvelashvili,
Mariam
Pataridze
On April 6, 2025, Saba Sordia, a
reporter for Indigo, was detained
near Marjanishvili metro station
and charged with disobedience to
police orders under Articles
173(1) and 173(2) of the Code of
Administrative Offenses. He was
accused of noncompliance and
verbally insulting police officers.
Saba spent 48 hours in pre-trial
detention, after which the court
imposed a fine of 2,500 GEL.
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Other Officers Involved
(false
witnesses)
Besarion Sikharulidze
Giorgi Chikobava
Report Filed To:
Rezi Jincharadze,
Deputy Head
of the 5th Division,
Old Tbilisi Main Division, Tbilisi
Police Department
Saba reports that what began as
a visual inspection escalated into
an invasive search. Officers
attempted to open a small
compartment of his bag, and
when he offered to open it himself,
they detained him.
He also reports that during the
transfer, officers verbally harassed
him, using homophobic slurs and
making remarks about his earring.
Saba did not sign the arrest
report, and later noticed in court
that it included a fabricated claim
that he had called the officers
"slaves" before being detained.
David Toloraia
Case Numbers:
N000191984,
N000190435
Reports drafted by:
Investigator
Giorgi Basilia,
Ministry of Internal Affairs,
Isani-Samgori Main Division
Investigator
Anri Bejashvili,
IV Division, Didube-Chughureti
Main Police Department
Incident report filed by:
Giorgi Papidze, Head of the IV
Division of the Didube-Chughureti
Main Police Department, Tbilisi
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
David Toloraia is facing a total of
three administrative offense
reports.
He is accused of blocking the
road and obstructing vehicular
traffic in front of the Parliament on
February 12 and February 18,
2025.
He has been charged under
Article 174¹, Part 5 of the Code of
Administrative Offenses.
Zviad
Tsetskhladze
member of
"Daphioni", youth
movement
Judge:
Irakli Khuskivadze
Judge
for Property and Personal
Search: Tamar Mchedlishvili
Prosecutor:
Vakhtang Tsalughelashvili
Investigator:
K. Kereselidze
Participants in the Case:
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
Zviad Tsetskhladze, a
second-year law student and
activist, was arrested on
December 4 after leaving
university. He is accused of
organizing group violence during
pro-European protests on
November 28, 2024, facing a
potential sentence of 6 to 9 years.
Tsetskhladze co-founded
"Daphioni," a youth movement
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Giorgi Kikaleishvili, Senior
Detective
Nika Alikhazashvili, Senior
Detective
protesting weekly at Tbilisi State
University (TSU) during Prime
Minister Irakli Kobakhidze’s
lectures on "Constitutional Law."
In one protest, Tsetskhladze,
draped in Georgian and EU flags,
attempted to enter a lecture but
was blocked by security.
On December 6, Judge Irakli
Khuskivadze ordered pretrial
detention for Tsetskhladze and
seven others. Kasradze and
Kadzelashvili were also charged
with organizing group violence,
while five individuals, aged 19 to
21, were charged with
participation.
Irakli Tsulaia
Judge:
Zviad Tsekvava
Police Officer Who Filed the
Report:
Zaal Khintchashvili
Attorney:
Giorgi
Tabatadze
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media
On November 28-29, during a
protest, brothers Irakli and Levan
Tsulaia were physically assaulted
by masked officers.
Irakli's Testimony:
"Seven special forces officers
abducted me. They beat me
mercilessly. My brother shielded
me, but then they turned on him.
We were thrown into a vehicle and
beaten further. We spent 48 hours
in temporary detention without
being taken to a hospital."
Irakli Tsulaia
was released by
Judge Tsekvava after the 48-hour
detention period expired but was
summoned for a follow-up
hearing. His attorney, Giorgi
Tabatadze, anticipates that
charges related to his participation
in previous protests in the spring
may resurface.
Levan Tsulaia
Judge:
Koba Chagunava
Police Officer Who Filed the
Report:
Rati Gogadze
Attorney:
Giorgi
Tabatadze
Levan Tsulaia was detained
alongside his brother Irakli Tsulaia
during a protest on November
28-29. According to witnesses
and testimony, special forces
officers physically assaulted both
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brothers. Levan attempted to
shield his brother from the attack
but was also beaten.
In court, Judge Koba Chagunava
fined Levan 2,500 GEL and
released him. Police accused him
of interfering with law enforcement
during Irakli’s detention. However,
Levan maintained that his actions
were an attempt to protect his
brother, who has documented
health issues.
Mikheil
Zakareishvili
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
Mikheil Zakareishvili was charged
with an administrative offense for
allegedly violating public order
during a protest on Rustaveli
Avenue on November 30, 2024.
According to the charges, he was
shouting obscenities
indiscriminately, blocking the road,
and refusing to comply with lawful
police orders.
According to the arrest report, he
was taken into custody at 7:00 AM
and was detained for 48 hours
before being released. The court
fined him 2,100 GEL.
Ilia Kentchashvili claimed that he
personally arrested the accused.
However, the defendant stated
that Kentchashvili was not present
at the scene that night.
Additionally, according to the
defendant, Lasha Tsertsvadze
was also not present during the
arrest.
Judge: Nino Enukidze
Police Representative:
Vakhtang
Shukakidze
False Witness –
Patrol Inspector:
Lasha Tsertsvadze
False Witness –
Patrol Inspector:
Ilia Kentchashvili
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Mikheil
Zakareishvili
Deputy Head of the Department:
Kakha Makharoblidze
Report Prepared by a Police
Department
Investigator:
Lavrosi Gamsakhurdia
Deputy Director
of the Police
Department (Investigative
Division):
Kakha Muradashvili
(Collected video materials related
to the case)
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
official
documentatio
n of the ruling
is forthcoming
The Prosecutor’s Office alleges
that on January 14, 2025, Mikheil
Zakareishvili participated in a
protest near the Parliament and
was allegedly blocking vehicular
traffic by standing in the roadway.
He has been charged under
Article 174¹ of the Administrative
Offenses Code.
The court has postponed the
announcement of its decision, and
the official ruling has not yet been
delivered
Giga Zaridze
Judge:
Manuchar Tsatsua
Report Author:
Patrol Inspector
Tornike Khetaguri
Video Review Report Compiler:
Giorgi Buadze
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
Giga Zaridze was charged with
blocking Rustaveli Avenue on
February 1, 2025. The court fined
him 5,000 GEL.
Anano Zoidze
Judge:
Manuchar Tsatsua
Police Representative:
Maia
Tsitsilashvili
Report Author:
Senior Detective
Gia Gelashvili
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
Anano Zoidze was charged with
blocking the road on January 25,
2025. The court found her guilty
and imposed a 5,000 GEL fine.
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Only a search was conducted - Cases
(personal search, apartment search)
criminal prosecution has not been initiated
Source: Legal Proceedings Documents
Victim's Name
Mariam Babunashvili
Prosecutors, and
Police
Prosecutor:
Vakhtang Tsalugelashvili
Investigators:
Nana Jinjikhadze,
Giorgi Mkheidze
Senior Detective
Nika
Abakelia
Senior Detective
Gaga
Nergadze
Judge
Judge:
Tamar
Mchedlishvili
Personal search and
apartment search
conducted due to
urgent necessity
Attorney
Kristine Botkoveli
Prosecutor:
Vakhtang
Tsalugelashvili
Investigators:
Nana Jinjikhadze,
Davit Kitishvili
Detective
Giorgi Jikia
Detective
Nika Kiziria
Detective
Dimitri
Kukhianidze
Judge:
Tamar
Mchedlishvili
Personal search and
apartment search
conducted due to
urgent necessity
Ani Gakhokidze
Konstantine
Chavchanidze
Prosecutor:
Vazha Todua
Judge:
Irakli
Khuskivadze
Personal search and
apartment search
Dimitri Chikhovani
Prosecutor:
Vazha Todua
Judge:
Irakli
Khuskivadze
Personal search and
apartment search
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Party "Droa" / "Girchi"
Office
Prosecutor:
Vazha Todua
Lead Investigator:
Bakar Glunchadze
Investigator:
Soso Odishvili
Deputy Head of Division:
Zurab Beruashvili
Detectives:
Zaza Aspandze
Gia Gelashvili
Irakli Tsutskiridze
Irakli Kalanjia
Judge:
Arsen Kalatozishvili
Ilia Ghlonti
Prosecutor:
Shmagi Gobejishvili
Investigator:
Lasha Gerliani
Detective:
Nukri Gabelava
Judge:
Tamar
Mchedlishvili
Personal search and
apartment search
conducted due to
urgent necessity
Judge
Irakli Khuskivadze
Ani Gakhokidze
Givi Guraspauli
Prosecutor:
Vazha Todua
Saba Jajanidze
Prosecutor:
Nugzar Chitadze
Investigator:
Giorgi
Molashkhia
Senior Detective
Irakli Baindurashvili
Senior Detective
Davit Tateshvili
Judge:
Tamar
Mchedlishvili
Personal search and
apartment search
conducted due to
urgent necessity
Salome Januashvili
Jumber Katamadze
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Giorgi Khetsuriani
Prosecutor:
Vazha Todua
Judge: Irakli
Khuskivadze
Personal search and
apartment search
Davit Sekhniashvili
Student Movement
“Step”
Prosecutor:
Vazha Todua
Investigators:
Lasha Sigua
Mindia Makhatadze
Participants:
Senior Detective Robert
Basishvili
Detective Shalva
Megulashvili
Detective Shalva Zarginava
Judge:
Tamar
Mchedlishvili
Office search
conducted under
urgent necessity
Mariam Papava
Office of the National
Movement's Youth
Organization
Prosecutor:
Vazha Todua
Investigator:
Vakhtang Dabrundashvili
Detectives:
Paata Kipiani
Lasha Kharchilava
Giorgi Melikidze
Judge:
Arsen Kalatozishvili
Company: LLC
"Boomerang Films"
Jiuti Movement
Otar Shaduri
Prosecutor:
Vazha Todua
Lead Investigator:
Viktor Makhatadze
Investigator:
Zviad
Gobadze
Judge:
Tamar
Mchedlishvili
Office search
conducted under
urgent necessity
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Zurab Shavlakhadze
Prosecutor:
Vakhtang Tsalugelashvili
Investigator:
Valerian Tabuashvili
Senior Investigator
Giorgi
Japaridze
Senior Detective
Giorgi
Kiknadze
Judge:
Tamar
Mchedlishvili
Personal search and
apartment search
conducted due to
urgent necessity
Giorgi Samushia
Only a raid was conducted - list
(personal search, apartment search)
criminal prosecution has not been initiated
Judges
Tamar Mchedlishvili
Arsen Kalatozishvili
Irakli Khurskivadze
Shmagi Gobejishvili
Vazha Todua
Vagtang Tsalughelashvili
Nugzar Tchitaidze
1. Nika Abakelia
2. Zaza Aspanadze
3. Irakli Baindurashvili
4. Robert Basiashvili
5. Zurab Berikashvili
6. Zurab Beruashvili
7. Vakhtang Dabrundashvili
8. Gia Gelashvili
9. Zviad Gobadze
10. Giorgi Japaridze
11. Giorgi Jikia
12. Irakli Kalanjia
13. Lasha Kharchilava
14. Paata Kipiani
15. Davit Kitiashvili
16. Giorgi Kiknadze
17. Nika Kiziria
18. Dimitri Kukhianidze
19. Mindia Makhatadze
Prosecutors
Police Officers and
Investigators
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20. Viktor Makhatadze
21. Shalva Meguashvili
22. Giorgi Melikidze
23. Giorgi Mkheidze
24. Giorgi Molashkhia
25. Gaga Nergadze
26. Soso Odishvili
27. Valeri Tabuashvili
28. Davit Tateshvili
29. Vakhtang Tsalughelashvili
30. Irakli Tsutsqiridze
31. Lasha Sigua
32. Shalva Zarginava
Supervisors / High Officials
Supervisor:
●
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●
●
Giorgi Badashvili - First Deputy General Prosecutor
Davit Kiknadze - Criminal Police, Deputy Head of the Department
Giorgi Kurdadze - Criminal Police, Head of the Special Investigations Division
Aleksandre Kenchadze - Criminal Police, Head of the Unit for Combating Organized
Crime
Investigators: (Conducted interrogations and inspection report)
●
●
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●
●
●
Arsen Khunashvili - Criminal Police, Senior Investigator
Malhaz Shashvili - Criminal Police, Senior Investigator
Levan Basiladze - Criminal Police, Senior Investigator
Giorgi Macharashvili - Criminal Police, Senior Investigator
Genadi Iosebashvili - Criminal Police, Senior Investigator
Levan Nizharadze - Criminal Police, Senior Investigator
Davit Kitiashvili - Criminal Police, Senior Investigator
Giorgi Mkheidze - Criminal Police, Senior Investigator
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Ivane Pirtskhalashvili - Criminal Police, Senior Investigator
Persons interviewed in the case as witnesses and representatives of the notice:
●
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Davit Kurdovanidze (01027014092) - Head of the Criminal Police Division
Giorgi Jikia (1901108299) - Criminal Police, Senior Detective
Shalva Jakhua (62004023484) - Criminal Police, Senior Detective
Nika Abakelia - Criminal Police, Senior Detective
Zurab Jgharkava - Criminal Police, Senior Detective
Metreveli Erekle - Criminal Police, Senior Detective
Vakhtang Mindiaashvili - Criminal Police, Senior Detective
April 29 State Raids on Activists and Civil Society Funds
(personal search, apartment search)
Judges
Prosecutors
Police Officers and
Investigators
1.
Nana Shamatava
1.
Lasha Kotrikadze
2. Deputy Prosecutor: Shota Rijamadze
1. Chief Investigator: Ioseb Alavidze
2. Investigator: Genadi Baghdasarieli
3. Chief Investigator: Davit Bandurashvili
4. Investigator: Guram Chkhoidze
5. Investigator: Levan Chukhua
6. Investigator: Giorgi Dighmelashvili
7. Investigator: Rezo Gegechkori
8. Investigator: Irakli Kvanchiani
9. Investigator: Nino Loladze
10. Investigator: Giorgi Metreveli
11. Investigator: Giorgi Nikabadze
12. Investigator: Aleksandre Putkaradze
13. Investigator: Gocha Saatashvili
14. Investigator: Tornike Tsotsolashvili
15. Search conducted by: Tamuna Vakhania
16. Investigator: Levan Zakalashvili
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State Security Service
1. First-Class Officer, State Security Service: Irakli
Bolkvadze
2. Inspector, State Security Service: Akaki Chorkashvili
3. Operative Officer, State Security Service: Malkhaz
Germanishvili
4. Senior Inspector, State Security Service: Shota
Kokorashvili
5. Senior Operative Officer, State Security Service: Archil
Maliashvili
6. Deputy Head of Service, State Security Service: Lasha
Mosidze
7. Senior Operative Officer, State Security Service: Irakli
Obolashvili
8. Head of Department, State Security Service: Vasil
Shanshavili
Case Details on the April 29 State Raids
Victim's Name
Lasha Arveladze
Case
N074080225801
founder of
"Prosperity
Georgia"
Judges, Prosecutors, and
Police
Judge:
Nana Shamatava
Prosecutor:
Lasha Kotrikadze
Record Compiled by Chief
Investigator:
Ioseb Alavidze
Investigators:
Levan Chukhua,
Irakli Kvanchiani,
Genadi Baghdasarieli
Head of Department, State
Security Service:
Vasil
Shanshavili
Operative Officer, State Security
Service:
Malkhaz Germanishvili
First-Class Officer, State
Security Service:
Irakli Bolkvadze
Sources
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
Case Details
On April 29, 2025, the
Prosecutor's Office searched the
home of Lasha Arveladze,
founder of "Prosperity Georgia."
The foundation, established in
August 2024, due to the ongoing
crisis, shifted to humanitarian
work and financial support to
protest victims and individuals
dismissed from public service for
political reasons.
On March 17, as part of an
investigation initiated following a
request by "United Neutral
Georgia" — a movement affiliated
with Ivanishvili — the Prosecutor's
Office froze the bank accounts of
several foundations. The
investigation is based on
allegations of sabotage,
attempted sabotage under
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aggravated circumstances,
assistance to foreign-controlled
organizations engaged in hostile
activities, and mobilization of
funds aimed at undermining
Georgia’s constitutional order and
national security.
Mariam Bajelidze
co-founder of the
civic movement
"Shame"
Judge:
Nana Shamatava
Prosecutor:
Lasha Kotrikadze
Investigators:
Rezo Gegechkori,
Aleksandre Putkaradze,
Giorgi Dighmelashvili
Search Conducted and Record
Compiled by:
Tamuna Vakhania,
Rezo Gegechkori
Lawyers:
Ketevan
Chomakashvili,
Elguja
Avsajanishvili
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
On April 29, 2025, at
approximately 08:40 a.m., a
search was conducted at the
residence of Mariam Bajelidze,
one of the co-founders of the civic
movement "Shame" and an
activist. According to Mariam
Bajelidze, Prosecutor’s Office
representatives informed her that
the investigation was being
conducted under charges of
"sabotage." At the time of the
search, Bajelidze, who is seven
months pregnant, was at home
with her young child.
The court warrant authorizing the
search was issued on April 2,
valid for a period of 30 days. The
Prosecutor’s Office has not
released a public statement
regarding this particular search.
However, as part of the broader
investigation launched under
charges of "sabotage and
assistance in hostile activities,"
the authorities froze "Shame’s"
bank accounts along with those of
several foundations on March 17,
2025.
Unlike the foundations whose
accounts were seized, "Shame"
was not involved in providing
financial assistance to unlawfully
detained or fined individuals.
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Mariam
Geguchadze
former member of
the civic movement
"Shame"
Judge:
Nana Shamatava
Prosecutor:
Lasha Kotrikadze
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
On April 29, prosecutors
conducted a search at the home
of civic activist and former
member of the “Shame”
movement, Mariam Geguchadze.
Geguchadze is the daughter of
journalist and founder of the
“Nanuka Foundation,” Nanuka
Zhorzholiani. She was not
informed in advance of the search
and was not given the opportunity
to attend it herself or have her
lawyer present.
As part of the investigation
launched under charges of
“sabotage and assistance in
hostile activities,” the Prosecutor’s
Office unexpectedly froze the
bank accounts of “Shame” and
several other foundations on
March 17.
“Shame,” as an organization, is no
longer operational. Unlike other
charitable foundations whose
accounts were seized, “Shame”
was not involved in providing
financial assistance to those fined
or unlawfully detained.
Nana Jorjoliani
Case N
074080225801
Judge:
Nana Shamatava
Prosecutor:
Lasha Kotrikadze
Deputy Prosecutor:
Shota
Rijamadze
Record Compiled by
Chief
Investigator:
Davit Bandurashvili
Investigators:
Giorgi Nikabadze,
Gocha Saatashvili,
Legal
Proceedings
Documents:
Residential
Property Search
Report; Official
Record of
Personal Search
On the morning of April 29, 2025,
a search was conducted at the
residence of Nana Zhorzholiani,
television host and founder of the
"Nanuka Foundation." Established
in 2020, the foundation had raised
funds during the 2024 protests
against the "Foreign Agents Law,"
including for the payment of fines
for detained individuals.
The search was carried out within
the framework of an investigation
into charges of "sabotage" and
"assistance in hostile activities."
On March 17, the Prosecutor’s
Office froze the bank accounts of
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Nino Loladze
Senior Operative Officer, State
Security Service: Archil Maliashvili
Senior Inspector, State Security
Service: Shota Kokorashvili
Deputy Head of Service, State
Security Service: Lasha Mosidze
Senior Operative Officer, State
Security Service: Irakli Obolashvili
Inspector, State Security Service:
Akaki Chorkashvili
Guga Khelaia
Founder of the "For
Each Other 24/7"
Foundation
Judge:
Nana Shamatava
Prosecutor:
Lasha Kotrikadze
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
several organizations — including
the "Nanuka Foundation,"
"Shame," "Prosperity," "For Each
Other 24/7 Foundation," and the
"Tbilisi Human Rights House" —
which had provided financial
support to participants in the
pro-European protests.
On the morning of April 29, 2025,
the Prosecutor's Office conducted
a search at the residence of Guga
Khelaia, founder of the "For Each
Other 24/7" foundation. According
to the authorities, the searches
targeted NGOs and charitable
foundations supporting
pro-European protests.
"For Each Other" is a foundation
established by a group of friends,
primarily dedicated to supporting
the families of prisoners of
conscience, and, when necessary,
assisting other individuals and
businesses affected by the current
situation in the country.
The investigation has been
launched under charges of
"assisting sabotage and hostile
activities."
On March 17, as part of the
investigation, the foundation’s
bank accounts were immediately
frozen. The organization is
accused of supporting
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protest-related activities, including
the purchase of supplies and
assistance to the families of
detained individuals — actions
classified by authorities as
"encouraging individuals engaged
in illegal and criminal activities."
Aleko Tskitishvili
Head of the Human
Rights Center
Judge:
Nana Shamatava
Prosecutor:
Lasha Kotrikadze
Record Compiled by
Investigator:
Levan Zakalashvili
Other Officers Involved in the
Case:
Giorgi Metreveli,
Investigator
Tornike Tsotsolashvili,
Investigator
Guram Chkhoidze,
Investigator
Legal
Proceedings
Documents
On April 29, 2025, prosecutors
carried out two investigative
actions involving Aleko Tskitishvili,
head of the Human Rights Center.
He was removed from public
transport for a personal search,
during which his mobile phone
was seized. He was subsequently
presented with a court order
authorizing a search of his
residence, where his work laptop
was confiscated.
According to his lawyer, these
actions are part of a broader
investigation into alleged
“sabotage and assistance in
hostile activities.”
The Human Rights Center is a
member of the Tbilisi Human
Rights House, whose bank
accounts—along with those of
several other organizations—were
frozen on March 17, following a
request from the
government-aligned movement
“United Neutral Georgia.” These
organizations had provided legal
and financial support to
individuals detained or fined
during pro-European protests.
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