Tag: Rustaveli Avenue

Georgia

Lawyer: The detainee in the protest claims that they first beat him in the cordon and then in the vehicle, and then the boss came to say: “Boss come hit me one” and hit me one – this isn’t illegality of the arrested, it is unmanly, unGeorgian  

Georgia

Public Defender: We urge the Ministry of Internal Affairs to refrain from using special means to disrupt peaceful assemblies or to target participants.  

Georgia

Zurab Japaridze arrested on Chavchavadze Avenue  

Georgia

MIA: 224 Arrested, 113 Police Officers Injured During Recent 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

Winter is Coming: Georgian Protests Continue  

Georgia

Rustaveli Avenue has been blocked off for protesters near the Parliament  

Georgia

Police officers mobilize on April 9th street  

Georgia

Special forces have been mobilized at the back entrance of the Parliament, a waterjet machine has also appeared. Police are stationed in front of all the entrances.  

Georgia

After the tear gas canisters were used by the riot police, protesters left Rustaveli Avenue but eventually returned  

Georgia

There are injuries on Rustaveli Avenue as riot police use tear gas canisters to disperse protesters. Ambulances with protesters inside are being replaced with empty ambulances  

Georgia

The fire brigade, to fill the water cannons near the Parliament, emptied the water from the fire truck on the street in a demonstration.  

Georgia

Tear gas fired in Rustaveli Avenue by riot police: detention of protesters  

Georgia

President: Another violent Tbilisi night – an illegitimate Government resorts to illegal methods to silence Georgians  

Georgia

Nika Melia : Plastic Men and Robo Cops will not win, it is out of the question. Moscow will not win over Tbilisi  

Ukraine

Protests break out in Georgia against the government’s anti EU stance