Has Georgia's repression plateaued?

This week, editor-in-chief Robin Fabbro and OC Media co-founder Mariam Nikuradze spoke with Georgia staff writer Mikheil Gvadzabia about the current state of repression in Georgia, over a year after daily protests erupted in the country against the ruling Georgian Dream party's policies.

Read more:

• Two Georgian protesters released, one of them fined immediately
• Imprisoned Georgian opera singer's protest fines reach $270,000
• Georgian activist fined for wishing Ivanishvili and loved ones death on Facebook
• Report says Georgia uses Russian surveillance software against anti-government protesters

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