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The Special Penitentiary Service has issued a statement regarding the death of 46-year-old Ioseb Gorgadze at the Vivamedi Clinic.

Public Defender Levan Ioseliani has issued a statement regarding the death of 46-year-old Ioseb Gorgadze at the VivaMedi Clinic. According to the Ombudsman's Office, the Public Defender's representative was present at the VivaMedi Clinic when the prisoner was admitted, but was unable to interview him due to the patient's health condition.

The “Russian Dream" is already very worried that Putin no longer has a security guarantee for the May 9 parade, - one of the leaders of Strategy Builder, Paata Manjgaladze, stated.

According to the Special Investigation Service, they have launched an investigation into the death of 46-year-old Ioseb Gorgadze at the Vivamedi Clinic.

As InterpressNews was told by the agency, the investigation was launched under Part 2 of Article 342 of the Criminal Code, which refers to official negligence that resulted in the loss of human life.

The Penitentiary Service has not yet commented on the death of the prisoner.

Gorgadze's lawyer, Mukhran Ghurtskaya, provided InterpressNews with information about the death of the prisoner

The US House of Representatives will consider the MEGOBARI Act today, the House of Representatives reports.

Ioseb Gorgadze, a 46-year-old prisoner who had been transferred from Gldani Institution No. 8 to the Vivamedi Clinic with injuries, has died. Lawyer Mukhran Ghurtskaya told InterpressNews about the above.

Blocking the road in the evenings should not be our goal, the goal should be to send the regime home, the longer we prolong the protest, the more brutal the regime will be. It is time to increase the pressure, we must understand that we cannot defeat the dictatorship by walking on Rustaveli Avenue in the evenings! - Saba Skhvitaridze, a member of the Coalition for Change, accused of attacking a police officer, writes on the social network.

One of the leaders of Lelo-Strong Georgia, Davit Usupashvili, believes that holding a plebiscite along with local self-government elections can be seriously discussed if certain guarantees are provided.

Former head of the Adjara Police Department, Grigol Beselia, has been appointed Deputy Director of the Central Criminal Police Department, Teimuraz Kupatadze.

Georgian media have been at the forefront of the government’s crackdown on peaceful protests, with police targeting journalists, including by using unlawful force, to prevent them from covering the protests, according to a report by Amnesty International on the state of global press freedom.

In just the first four months of 2025, Transparency International Georgia recorded more than 85 publicly reported cases of various forms of violence against media representatives and interference in journalistic activities.

The German Embassy in Georgia has released a statement on social media on World Press Freedom Day.