Amnesty International, a UK-based human rights organization, said Georgia has “plunged head-on into authoritarian practices, with systemic crackdowns on dissent” in its 2025 “The State of the World’s Human Rights” report published on April 21. The report, which reviews human rights developments in 144 countries during 2025, says that in Georgia, “the rights to freedom …Источник:
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