Anti-Government Protester Says He Left Georgia Following Abuse by Police Officers
Georgian anti-government protester Sergey Kancheli said he left Georgia after six police officers took him to a cemetery and subjected him to physical and verbal abuse, including physically assaulting him, scratching his face with a knife, threatening him with a gun, and pressuring him to engage in…
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