Bella Culley, a British teenager, is eight months pregnant and awaiting sentencing in a Georgian prison after being charged with drug smuggling. Her family has raised £137,000 to reduce her sentence. Bella has been moved to a 'mother and baby' unit, experiencing improved conditions compared to her previous confinement. The article discusses the harsh realities of prison life in Georgia, including accounts from other inmates about appalling sanitary conditions. The Georgian Ministry of Justice claims conditions have improved, while the case highlights the country's strict drug laws and the plea bargaining system. Bella's lawyer is seeking a pardon from the President of Georgia, and there are hopes for her release before giving birth. Teljes cikk (bbc.com europe)