Georgia · context
Subjected to physical abuse or severe ill-treatment in detention. Violation of international law.
- 01«They tortured me, but they couldn't break me, they arrested me, but they couldn't take my freedom.»
- 02«How can the prosecutor's office be right in hundreds, maybe thousands of administrative violations and 53 criminal cases?! How can it not be wrong at least once and not acquit a single citizen?! What kind of practice is this?! How can these prosecutors be right before God?! This is a dictatorship. This is injustice»
- 03«They took me to Digomi, handed me over to four masked men, and beat me. They searched me, and then other masked individuals continued to assault me with various objects. They even broke a wooden stick over me»
- 04«They were hitting me on the sides and head, I was half-conscious when one of the Zonders rushed at me and tried to break my arm. My beating probably lasted 5-10 minutes, maybe longer, I don't know, I was losing consciousness periodically. After some time, those policemen returned and the Zonders also left the room.»
- 05«I told them that I was dizzy and my heart was pounding, they gave me a parka and calmed me down, that nothing would happen to you, that these guys were "doctors" in their field, that no one in this city did their job so "professionally".»
- 01intentional minor bodily harm
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The Detained. (2026). Case file: Saba Skhvitaridze (TD case cmpvwqkv, record version 2026-07-21). Retrieved July 21, 2026, from https://thedetained.org/prisoners/cmpvwqkvl000l1vfvs9popljm. Original data from Political Prisoners of Georgia (https://politpatimrebi.ge/index.php?id=31).
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