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All posts tagged Robin Llewellyn

  • A Thorn in the Side of Georgia’s Rose Revolution
    by Guest Contributor / August 10, 2010

    Vakhtang Komakhidze was an investigative journalist in Georgia with a nose for a story and a record of annoying the authorities. His revelations of official corruption ended in the death threats which forced him to seek asylum in Switzerland. Robin Oisín Llewellyn talked to him about the limits of media freedom in Georgia.

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