Georgia · context
Subjected to physical abuse or severe ill-treatment in detention. Violation of international law.
- 01«Being imprisoned for one’s homeland is the greatest honor for a patriot, a rare privilege!” »
- 02«I watch you on TV. Your determination gives us strength. We will surely win! Do not worry for even a second! Being here for my country is happiness and immense pride. There is no greater gift for a patriotic Georgian.»
- 03«I don't know about the group affiliation they're accusing us of. Unfortunately, I didn't know these fantastic people before the trial. The prosecution calls us criminals, but I want to inform you that I am a doctor, a selfless blood donor, and I have always been happy to care for the people around me. Thank you for introducing me to these fantastic people.»
- 04«I couldn't speak at the trial, my head was in too much pain... I wanted to say these words from George Orwell's 1984: 'They will execute me—I don't care. They will shoot me in the neck—I don't care. Big Brother Down! Do they always shoot you in the neck? I don't care. Big Brother Down!'»
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Political Prisoner Watch. (2026). Case file: Irakli Kerashvili (PPW case cmpvwqm3). Retrieved July 6, 2026, from https://politicalprisonerwatch.org/prisoners/cmpvwqm39000x1vfvs12bsige. Original data from Political Prisoners of Georgia (https://politpatimrebi.ge/index.php?id=42).
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