Georgian police accused of torturing pro-EU protesters
As protests against the Georgian ruling party's postponement of EU accession talks extended to a sixth day, the country's public ombudsman accused police of engaging in "acts of torture" in clashes with protesters.
As protests against the Georgian ruling party's postponement of EU accession talks extended to a sixth day, the country's public ombudsman accused police of engaging in "acts of torture" in clashes with protesters.
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