No matter which tribune and in what capacity Mr. Papuashvili appears, after Vakho’s prison sentence, I believe that every time society will be reminded of him by the epithet of Vakho’s “Facebook” status, - this is stated in a letter by Mzia Amaghlobeli, founder of Netgazeti and Batumelebi, which Netgazeti is distributing.

According to Amaghlobeli, Vakho Sanaia’s post was for her “an excellent protest against the restrictions that had begun against speech and thought.”

“When you live in conditions where a dictator is consolidating power and gaining a foothold, there will inevitably be a hunt for free people, and this will even be declared a task of national importance. The main thing is not to reconcile ourselves to it and not to give in to despair.

Vakho Sanaia’s post was for me an excellent protest against the restrictions that had begun against speech and thought.

No matter which tribune and in what capacity Mr. Papuashvili appears, after Vakho’s prison sentence, I believe that every time society will be reminded of him by the epithet of Vakho’s ‘Facebook’ status.

If, for a repressive law, Vakho’s imprisonment was justice, then listen to and accept the sincere voice of those people that can be heard - may the grace of the Georgian word be blessed.

Thank you, Vakho. As a viewer, I look forward to his release and his return to the airwaves,” - declares Mzia Amaghlobeli.