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Imprisoned Georgian ex-president Saakashvili is in intensive care, ally says - Vimarsana News

Imprisoned Georgian ex-president Saakashvili is in intensive care, ally says

Allies of Mikheil Saakashvili, the jailed former president of Georgia, said on Tuesday authorities were refusing to move him to an intensive care unit despite his condition being "life-threatening" and doctors saying he needs urgent treatment.

Source: cbc.ca
Georgian opposition says ex-president possibly poisoned - Vimarsana News

Georgian opposition says ex-president possibly poisoned

TBILISI, Georgia (AP) — The main opposition party in Georgia has filed a court case calling for the imprisoned ex-president of the country to be released for medical examination overseas because of concerns that he is suffering from poisoning.

Source: apnews.com
Georgian opposition says ex-president possibly poisoned - Vimarsana News

Georgian opposition says ex-president possibly poisoned

The main opposition party in Georgia has filed a court case calling for the imprisoned ex-president of the country to be released for medical examination overseas because of concerns he is suffering from poisoning

Georgian opposition says ex-president possibly poisoned - Vimarsana News

Georgian opposition says ex-president possibly poisoned

The main opposition party in Georgia has filed a court case calling for the imprisoned ex-president of the country to be released for medical examination overseas because of concerns that he is suffering from poisoning.

Source: cp24.com
Demands For Georgian Ex-President's Release Following 'Torture' Claims - Vimarsana News

Demands For Georgian Ex-President's Release Following 'Torture' Claims

Several thousand supporters of jailed former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili took to the streets in protest in the wake of a report by an independent medical commission finding that he had been "tortured" while in custody.

Source: rferl.org