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Independent journalism under siege in Georgia
Press freedom in Georgia is deteriorating as part of a wider democratic backsliding.
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Press freedom in Georgia is worsening, reflecting a broader pattern of democratic backsliding within the country.
The right to peaceful protest is severely restricted, opposition politicians have been jailed, and judicial independence is in decline, raising concerns about the ability of independent media to operate without interference.
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