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Monitoring of Allegedly Politically Motivated Cases – Analytical Collection
11.12.2020
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Human Rights Center published the collection of analytical documents on allegedly politically motivated cases.
The collection includes 6 analytical documents prepared in 2020:
- Legal Assessment of the Criminal Cases Launched against Giorgi Ugulava;
- June 20-21 2019 Events: Legal Analysis ;
- Legal Assessment of the Criminal Cases Launched against Irakli Okruashvili ;
- Criminal Case of Giorgi Rurua: Legal Analysis ;
- Legal Assessment of the Current Criminal Case against Nika Gvaramia
- Problems Related to Remote Legal Proceedings on the Background of Coronavirus Pandemic and the State of Emergency
Analytical documents analyze various relevant issues related to justice, which were revealed during the monitoring of the trials of allegedly politically motivated cases.
The analysis of criminal and administrative cases, together with various other sources, is based on the monitoring results of the Human Rights Center, the case resources provided by lawyers, the criteria for political prisoners developed by the Council of Europe and Amnesty International. In addition, the comparative legal analysis is employed in the research.
The collection of analytical documents was prepared in the framework of the project "Monitoring Public Events".
As for now, 25 allegedly politically motivated criminal and administrative cases have been monitored by HRC.
The project - "Monitoring Public Events" is implemented with the support of the National Endowment for Democracy (NED).
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