Day: September 30, 2025

Czech sanctions on Georgian officials
The Czech government has added five Georgian nationals to its national sanctions list: a deputy interior minister, three judges and a prosecutor.
The Czech Republic has imposed sanctions on:
deputy interior minister Aleksandre Darakhvelidze, who, according to the Czech foreign ministry, publicly justified the use of force and violence against protesters;
- judge Koba Chagunava;
- judge Nino Galustashvili;
- judge Mikheil Jinjolia;
- prosecutor Lasha Kotrikadze.
According to the Czech foreign ministry, which put the proposal to the cabinet, these individuals are responsible for the violent suppression of protests in 2024–25.
Foreign minister Jan Lipavský noted that similar sanctions have already been introduced by the UK, US, Ukraine, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. However, there is still no consensus within the European Union on adopting joint sanctions against human rights violators in Georgia.
At the end of January 2025, the Czech government imposed sanctions on three Georgian interior ministry officials over their role in the violent suppression of protests: Zviad Kharazishvili, head of the special operations department; his deputy, Mirza Kezevadze; and Vazha Siradze, head of the patrol police department.
Czech sanctions on Georgian officials
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