⭕️The case of jailed Georgian journalist and #SakharovPrize2025 laureate Mzia Amaglobeli has reached the Supreme Court. Her lawyers say she was denied a fair trial at every stage and are seeking to overturn the conviction.
#FreeMzia #RepressionInGeorgia
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🇪🇺 at the #SakharovPrize2025 ceremony in @europarl.europa.eu representatives of laureates — journalists Mzia Amaglobeli and Andrzej Poczobut, unlawfully imprisoned in #Georgia & #Belarus — delivered speeches.
Batumelebi journalist Irma Dimitradze read Amaglobeli’s speech written in prison.
#FreeMzia

⭕️ Honored to represent Mzia, #SakharovPrize2025 laureate, at the joint AFET & DEVE meeting in the EP. Laureates who never left prison alive were mentioned.
✊My message: be brave like Andrzej, like Mzia and make sure that history doesn’t repeat itself.

#FreeMzia #FreeAndrzej #JournalismIsNotACrime

🟥 At Kutaisi Court of Appeals, #SakharovPrize2025 laureate Mzia Amaglobeli’s defense challenged Judge Nino Sakhelashvili, previously sanctioned for ordering her pre-trial detention, during which she lost most of her eyesight.

🟥 Amaglobeli’s comment: “Sanctions! As many as possible!”
#FreeMzia

🔴 Georgia’s imprisoned journalist & #SakharovPrize2025 laureate Mzia Amaglobeli was brought to the Kutaisi Court of Appeals.

🟥 Today the court begins hearing her case: the defense seeks to overturn her 2-year sentence, while prosecutors demand 4–7 years for “attacking a police officer.”
#FreeMzia

🟥The Court of Appeals starts hearing case of #SakharovPrize2025 laureate journalist Mzia Amaglobeli.

🟥The defense seeks to overturn her two-year sentence and clear her name, while the prosecution demands a harsher charge - attacking a police officer - with 4–7 years in prison.

#FreeMzia