Elena Patyaeva—a friend of Seda Suleymanova, who disappeared three years ago after being forcibly returned from St. Petersburg to Chechnya—was detained in Grozny. On August 23, Patyaeva stood by the monument to journalists who died for freedom of speech, holding a sign that read: "I demand an investigation into the murder of Seda Suleymanova." This was reported by the human rights project "Slovo Zashchite" (Word for the Defense).
A summer camp program for Ukrainian children has begun in Georgia. The first group has already arrived in the country—children of military personnel and children left parentless by the war in Ukraine. They were accompanied by chaperones from Kyiv.
Over the course of ten days, camp participants will enjoy a rich cultural and educational program. Excursions around Tbilisi, as well as trips to Bodbe, Sighnaghi, and Telavi, are available. A variety of creative, educational, and entertaining activities are also planned.
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze and government representatives met with the participants of the first camp.
The program will not end there. From July 4 to 15, Georgia will host a second group—children of Ukrainian National Guard servicemen from Sumy.
The Georgian government administration announced the summer camp.