Police Use Force to Disperse 48-Hour Protest Near TSU  

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** Clash with Protesters in Georgia**

November 19, police in Georgia violently dispersed protesters who were demonstrating against disputed . The protests had been going on for two days.

The , many of whom were , had set camp near State University and the Varaziskhevi area. They had been there for 48 hours, but at dawn on November 19, police arrived break up the .

**Violence and Arrests**

Videos showed police entering the university garden before dispersing the protesters. Some protesters were physically assaulted and at least 11 people were arrested. One of those arrested was a cameraman from TV, who was later released.

The police action has been met with criticism. The protesters had been peaceful, but the heavy-handed response by the police has sparked anger and concern among many in Georgia.

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