- Thousands rally in Georgia’s 12th day of pro-EU protests Al Jazeera English
- Georgian journalists allege brutal beatings as protests rage against ending EU talks The Associated Press
- Opinion | The Georgia Protests Are Fueled by Fury The New York Times
- Why are thousands of Georgians protesting day after day? DW (English)
- Georgians continue protest in Tbilisi against suspension of EU talks by ruling party Euronews
- Foreign Secretary Statement: Situation in Georgia GOV.UK
- In Georgia Protests, Echoes of Ukraine’s Past Revolutions The New York Times
- In Georgia, anger spreads beyond the capital: ‘We’ve never seen such a treacherous government!’ Le Monde
- Defending the Future: Understanding Georgia’s Fall Protests Civil Georgia
Day: December 10, 2024
- Thousands rally in Georgia’s 12th day of pro-EU protests Al Jazeera English
- Georgian journalists allege brutal beatings as protests rage against ending EU talks The Associated Press
- Opinion | The Streets of My Country Are Full of Fury The New York Times
- Why are thousands of Georgians protesting day after day? DW (English)
- Germany, France and Poland condemn police violence in Georgia Euronews
- Foreign Secretary Statement: Situation in Georgia GOV.UK
- In Georgia Protests, Echoes of Ukraine’s Past Revolutions The New York Times
- In Georgia, anger spreads beyond the capital: ‘We’ve never seen such a treacherous government!’ Le Monde
- Defending the Future: Understanding Georgia’s Fall Protests Civil Georgia
Aysel Umudova, a member of Meydan TV, was placed under a 4-month detention order on 6 December.
Her lawyer, Aqil Layic, stated that the charges against her remain unclear, and mentioned that she has not been feeling well and that emergency medical assistance had been called for her twice.
Other members of the channel also face similar detention measures.
Reports indicate that Aysel’s health has significantly worsened, with an increase in her panic attacks. Her relatives shared that her condition has caused her body to tremble continuously and she vomited repeatedly during the trial, requiring frequent trips to the restroom.
Due to the severity of her condition, Aysel carries a bag in her pocket to cope with vomiting. At the Baku Main Police Department, her blood pressure dropped, prompting an emergency call.
Her health has deteriorated as she struggles to eat and continues to vomit.
Dozens of journalists in Azerbaijan have been detained under similar charges, with local and international human rights organizations calling for their immediate release.
The post Lawyer: “Aysel Umudova’s condition is not good” appeared first on MEYDAN.TV.
Aysel Umudova, a member of Meydan TV, was placed under a 4-month detention order on 6 December.
Her lawyer, Aqil Layic, stated that the charges against her remain unclear, and mentioned that she has not been feeling well and that emergency medical assistance had been called for her twice.
Other members of the channel also face similar detention measures.
Reports indicate that Aysel’s health has significantly worsened, with an increase in her panic attacks. Her relatives shared that her condition has caused her body to tremble continuously and she vomited repeatedly during the trial, requiring frequent trips to the restroom.
Due to the severity of her condition, Aysel carries a bag in her pocket to cope with vomiting. At the Baku Main Police Department, her blood pressure dropped, prompting an emergency call.
Her health has deteriorated as she struggles to eat and continues to vomit.
Dozens of journalists in Azerbaijan have been detained under similar charges, with local and international human rights organizations calling for their immediate release.
The post Lawyer: “Aysel Umudova’s condition is not good” appeared first on MEYDAN.TV.