Kekelidze Steet eviction protest: City Court releases two on bail

Tbilisi City Court released Akaki Chikobava and Giorgi Khasaia, detained under Criminal Code of Georgia in the January 23 eviction of a family on Kekelidze Street, on bail, to the amount of GEL 3000 each.

The two were arrested on for damaging an enforcement police car. The court ruled imprisonment for Akaki Chikobava and Giorgi Khasaia on January 25.

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Kekelidze Steet eviction protest: City Court releases two on bail

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