Police arrest Georgian actor Kakha Abuashvili for violence, threats
As the media reported, the Georgian artist was allegedly arrested for violence and using threats against a woman. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge
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Georgian law enforcement officers have arrested Georgian actor and music artist Kakha Abuashvili for violence and threats, the Interior Ministry confirmed to the media on Sunday.
Abuashvili, known by his artist name Kabu, was taken into custody by the police on Saturday and is currently held at a pre-trial detention centre, according to reports from local media outlet Interpressnews.
As the media reported, the Georgian artist was allegedly arrested for violence and using threats against a woman.
The Georgian Government on Saturday said it joined the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, the event marked worldwide since 1991 to raise awareness over the problem.
The Special Investigation Service of Georgia on Monday said its investigative actions had led to 14 individuals being charged with disclosure of personal information of victims between August-October.
The Georgian Interior Ministry on Wednesday announced its divisions in Tbilisi, western regions of Imereti and Adjara, and north-western Racha Lechkhumi and Kvemo Svaneti localities had opened investigations into reports of alleged sexual violence and threats against individuals with disabilities.
Georgia’s Special Investigation Service on Friday said it had arrested one individual for an assault on a TV Pirveli journalist earlier this week.
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