Today, tanks, refugees, and communication outages disrupted the conversation but Koba Likwardadze of Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty told about Russian forces mobilizing outside of Gori and refugees fleeing. Also on the call was Jeffrey Gedmin, President of Radio Free Europ, and the head of the Georgian Service David Kakabadze. Coverage of the conversation can be found here, here, here. Thanks to the Heritage Foundation for making this informative call happen....
From the start of the conflict between Russia and Georgia, Russia's propaganda machine has been spewing forth their biased view of the situation. Through Russia Today and friendly (if not wholly owned blogs) they have accused Georgia of false premeditated atrocities, they have described themselves as good samaritan onlookers and defenders of the oppressed.What follows is an internal memo from experts at Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. Radio Liberty has reporters on the ground throughout the...
Throughout the world, repressive regimes are set on limiting the freedom of their citizens.
Reporters are being jailed, protesters beaten, teachers murdered in front of their students, and citizens are systematically intimidated and threatened.
In today's global era, the international community can help oppressed people everywhere.
I, the undersigned, oppose the denial of cherished freedoms of expression, assembly, and travel.
I support CaseForFreedom.org in its campaign against repressive regimes that systematically deny citizens these essential freedoms.
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