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DW panel highlights threats facing Georgia’s cultural and media workers

Source: DW Germany · 25 Sep 2026, 15:27 UTC
DW panel highlights threats facing Georgia’s cultural and media workers
Image: DW Germany · original report

Cultural and media professionals in Georgia remain under threat, according to material from DW, which held a panel discussion with insiders about the country’s democratic future. The report says participants shared their hopes and fears but provides no details about the threats or individual speakers.

Cultural and media professionals in Georgia remain under threat, according to DW, which has highlighted their situation in a panel discussion about the country’s commitment to democracy. The panel brought together people described as insiders, who discussed their hopes and fears. The supplied material does not identify the participants or describe the specific threats they face.

DW presented the discussion as an expression of solidarity with Georgians committed to democracy. The source does not provide details about the events prompting the panel, the institutions involved or the political positions of those taking part. It also contains no direct quotations, dates or information about any official response.

The available report therefore establishes the existence and focus of the discussion, but does not provide enough information to assess the scale or nature of the pressure on cultural and media professionals.

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