Tag: protests

Georgia

According to “Girchi Droa”, the police seized fireworks and eggs during a search of the party’s offices.  

Georgia

U.S. condemns excessive use of force against journalists and demonstrators  

Georgia

OSCE PA Special Rep on Georgia Protests: Violence Reports ‘Alarming”  

Georgia

GPB Employees Distancing Themselves From GD Decisions, Saying Channel is Biased  

Ukraine

Baltic States sanction Georgian officials for crackdown on pro EU protests  

Georgia

Three people have been arrested for allegedly attacking policemen, damaging property and setting fire to the events taking place in Tbilisi. The total number of arrests under the administrative process is 224.  

Georgia

Prime Minister: Natsmaidan never happened in Georgia and it will never happen! This is a prewritten plan with foreign financing – we won’t allow anyone to undermine Georgia’s independence through foreign intervention  

Ukraine

A photo report on the police crackdown against Georgia’s pro EU protests  

Georgia

Annalena Bärbock: Tens and thousands of people are carrying the heartbeat of Europe in Georgia through the streets of Tbilisi. They hold the EU flag up against the water cannon. It depends on the government if it will listen or not.  

Georgia

Giorgi Gakharia, should the entire law enforcement system wear masks? Are they Georgian citizens or police officers? Who gave these people indulgence? The law or the Prime minister elected through fraudulent elections !  

Georgia

We condemn the excessive force used by police during protests against Georgia  

Georgia

President Zurabishvili says resistance movement has begun  

Georgia

Nika Melia says that for new elections it is important to maintain anonymity in front of the world, remove opposition mandates and lists – but this process hasn’t been implemented yet! If we are going to demand anything from the opposition, let’s start with this  

Georgia

Public Defender issues a statement in conjunction with protests planned in Tbilisi, November 24  

Georgia

Nika Melia: We must be a lot more tomorrow than we are today.  

Georgia

ODIHR is concerned by reports of “excessive police force” in Georgia