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Georgian authorities want to further toughen punishment for protesters
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Human rights activists sound alarm as crackdown sees dozens jailed in Georgia
Human rights activists said jailed protesters, including a female journalist Mzia Amaghlobeli, have been treated as if it's "lawlessness" as dozens were arrested during political protest in Tbilisi.