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In Georgia, representatives of the IT sector have been protesting against the government and violence against citizens for the second day.
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The fifteenth evening of anti-government protests began across Georgia.
This evening, Members of the European Parliament joined the protesters in Tbilisi.
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In Tbilisi, representatives of the IT industry are protesting against the policies of the "Georgian Dream" party and violence against citizens.
Georgian IT workers have declared a two-day warning strike and are marching from the First Republic Square to the Parliament building.
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The fourteenth evening of anti-government protests has begun in Georgia.
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Participants in the protest march of civil service officials are marching from Republic Square in Tbilisi to the Parliament building.
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In Georgia, a protest march of students and teachers from outside the Ministry of Education is heading to Republic Square to join the demonstration of public officials.
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In Georgia, students and teachers organized a protest near the Ministry of Education.
They symbolically burned "Russian diplomas" of deputies from the Georgian Dream party.
"In Georgia, nearly 500 people have been arrested over the past 12 days, with more than 300 reporting beatings or torture. Over 90 journalists have faced physical violence and obstruction, and more than 80 have been hospitalized. Georgian Dream is pushing to legitimize terror.
Despite the horrors, people refuse to back down—not because these events aren’t terrifying, but because they are determined to prevent Georgia from becoming Russia."
Katie Shoshiashvili,
Transparency Georgia
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In Tbilisi, in front of the Georgian parliament, a coffin containing an effigy of the ruling party's founder, Bidzina Ivanishvili, was burned.
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Participants in the protest in central Tbilisi have formed a self-defense unit.
They claim it is meant to protect protesters from so-called "titushky," hired provocateurs who attacked demonstrators last night.
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The police in Tbilisi are guarding the Christmas tree.
#Georgia #GeorgiaProtests #Tbilisi #Protests #EU
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Demonstrators "decorated" the Christmas tree structure in front of the parliament in Tbilisi with photos of journalists and protesters who were beaten and detained during the protests.
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President of Georgia Salome Zourabichvili commented on the attack on the TV Pirveli film crew and the events unfolding in Georgia.
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Reports of attacks by unidentified individuals in central Tbilisi have been coming in throughout the evening.
At least 10 victims are known so far, including journalists, activists, and ordinary passersby.
#journalist Maka Chikhladze was assaulted live on TV by the #government controlled gangs.
This gangs are running around the streets and assaulting everyone who leaves the protest or wonders off from the protest.
When Maka and her crew saw what was happening, this is what they did!
Please, boost and spread the word, freedom of Georgia is under attack by #Russian puppet government!
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🔞 A group of unidentified men in black hoods attacked TV Pirveli journalists in the center of Tbilisi.
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Demonstrators marched from Tbilisi State University to the Georgian Parliament, calling for the release of arrested protesters.
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Protesters in Tbilisi launched fireworks and pyrotechnics toward the police near the parliament.
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The police began detaining protesters on Rustaveli Avenue. Security forces pushed the protesters away from the parliament building.
"Constitutional Court of Georgia issued its decision on rejecting appeals by President Zurabishvili and more than 30 former opposition MPs challenging the constitutionality of the October 26 parliamentary elections.
President Salome Zurabishvili had appealed on November 19, alleging violations of the constitutional principles of secrecy of the vote and universal suffrage in the parliamentary elections. The President asked that the final results be declared unconstitutional."
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In Tbilisi, people gathered for the eighth evening of protests against the current government of Georgia.
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According to reports, Tbilisi experienced its first calm night in a week without clashes between protesters and the police.
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Rustaveli Avenue in the center of Tbilisi is once again filled with people.
Thousands are protesting for the seventh evening in a row.
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In Tbilisi, protesters are gathering for the seventh consecutive night of demonstrations.
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In response to the arrests of opposition members in Tbilisi, Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili appealed to international partners, urging them to put pressure on the ruling party.
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Currently, it is known that six coalition leaders or people who actively coordinated the protests in Georgia have been detained.
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Searches and arrests are taking place in the offices of nearly all major opposition parties in Georgia.
