Georgia Remains in Highest Tier for Anti-Trafficking Efforts – U.S. State Department Report
According to U.S. State Department report, Georgia remains at the highest tier regarding measures taken to combat trafficking
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Mikheil Saakashvili: Beyond violence, there are many problems in prisons—sanitary conditions and food quality have deteriorated, and bringing in movies on flash drives has been banned; there are many senseless restrictions that I refuse to comply with, and I urge others to do the same
Irakli Nadiradze: I have no intention of—nor will I even consider—entering into a plea bargain or requesting a pardon from Ivanishvili’s Russian, autocratic regime!
Irakli Kadagishvili: These are not resolutions based on justice; they serve solely to satisfy narrow political interests