Police detain 58-year-old woman for domestic violence
The crime is punishable from two to four years of imprisonment. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge.
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Police have detained a 58-year-old woman for physical and psychological violence against her daughter-in-law, which led to the latter’s attempting suicide.
Police say the detainee, only identified as M.A., threatened to kill her daughter-in-law, M.K., physically and verbally assaulted her.
The press office of the Interior Ministry says that the detainee threatened to kill M.K. on several other occasions.
The crime is punishable from two to four years of imprisonment.
A law which makes the punishment for certain forms of domestic violence more severe came into force in December 2018.
The Georgian police have detained a Nigerian citizen for violence against his wife in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi yesterday. The crime is punishable by up to two years in prison. The detainee, only identified as A.V. and born in 1989, verbally insulted and physically attacked his wife, identified as Ph.G. and born in 1986.
The government of Georgia says that it will continue an active awareness campaign and fight against domestic violence during the coronavirus pandemic, as the coronavirus poses a risk of an increase in domestic violence cases.
Georgia’s Interior Minister Giorgi Mgebrishvili is calling on all victims of domestic violence to speak out and seek help.
Georgia is uniting around a common goal – to stop gender-based violence.
Activists who believed gender equality and women’s rights were crucially important gathered in central Tbilisi today to tell victims of domestic violence they were not alone.
A 35-year-old man wounded a patrol police officer called by the man’s wife due to a domestic conflict in the Temka settlement of Tbilisi earlier today.
Georgian police detained a nanny for the use of violence against a child in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi yesterday. The individual, identified only as L. L. and born in 1973, worked together with two other nannies, identified only as Sh. D and I. B. at a family with five children.
Police have arrested a 63-year-old man for murder of his daughter-in-law in the Khelvachauri municipality of western Georgia’s Adjara region, local media reported on Monday.