Elene Khoshtaria: The system kills; the perpetrators, those who ordered the acts, the implementers, those who issued the directives, the apologists, and the entire system—spearheaded by Ivanishvili—are all sick, criminal figures
Today, our strength lies in fighting together, while our greatest weakness is indifference.
"The system kills—the perpetrators, those who ordered the acts, the implementers, those who issued the directives, the apologists, and the entire system—spearheaded by Bidzina Ivanishvili—are all sick, criminal figures." This is how Elene Khoshtaria, the imprisoned leader of Droa, responded to information released by convict Giorgi Davitadze.
As Khoshtaria notes in a post on her Facebook page, action is required, whereas the main weakness lies in indifference.
"The system kills, the system corrupts, the system must be overthrown! Drawing on my own experience in both detention centers and prisons, I am absolutely certain that this nightmare was indeed inflicted upon Davitadze. Furthermore, the following facts attest to this: 1. They deliberately shield the camera's view. 2. They come prepared in advance with gloves and a doctor. 3. They merely wave the detector around as a formality. 5. This is not the first time they have done this!
The perpetrators, the instigators, the implementers, those who issue the orders, the apologists, and the entire system—spearheaded by Bidzina Ivanishvili—are all guilty and morally sick. We must hold both them and ourselves accountable. we must act. Today, our strength lies in fighting together, while our greatest weakness lies in indifference.
My family and my team will stand by prisoner Davitadze and his family until the very end!" writes Elene Khoshtaria in a letter from the Rustavi women's prison.
Notably, convicted prisoner Giorgi Davitadze accuses a guard from Penitentiary Establishment No. 6 of rape. He claims the incident took place in the de-escalation room, involved several individuals, and asserts that "everything is visible on the cameras."
The Special Penitentiary Service also responded to the matter, dismissing the claim as disinformation. The Service maintains that "no violence of any kind—let alone sexual violence—was committed against Davitadze."
