AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCourtroom Justice: A Tbilisi City Court sentenced a juvenile to 9 years and 8 months after finding him guilty of torture and organizing group violence tied to “fascist-Nazi” ideology; the original 14 years and 6 months was cut under Georgia’s juvenile code. Protest & EU Path: Tbilisi demonstrators on Rustaveli Avenue sent an open letter to the EU, vowing to keep protesting until political prisoners are freed, EU integration resumes, and elections are held fairly. Junior Rugby in Tbilisi: Wales U20s fell 52-33 to South Africa in the Junior World Championship pool stage, despite a fast start, as the Springboks’ maul power swung the match. Music & Culture Abroad: Studio Mao wrapped a USA 250 cultural program at Atlanta’s Millennium Gate Museum with Russian violinist Mikhail Simonyan and pianist Nyle Matsuoka. International Arts Spotlight: The Spooky Men’s Chorale, inspired by Georgian mountain choirs, announced a UK tour stop at Malmesbury Abbey on July 25.
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