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Updates on Georgian Protests and Actions (February 13-15)
Protests in Georgia persist. Stay updated on the events of February 13-15, including key demands and developments, on Azat.tv.
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Georgia Protests: Detentions, “Foreign Agents” Law, and Demands for Reform (Jan 20-24)
Protests in Georgia intensified between January 20-24, 2024, driven by public dissatisfaction with the government’s policies and actions. Demonstrations across cities like Tbilisi, Batumi, and Zugdidi focused on key issues: the release of detained activists, opposition to the controversial “Foreign…
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Azerbaijan Fails to Ensure Rights of Nagorno-Karabakh Armenians: HRW
The 2024 annual report by Human Rights Watch reveals that Azerbaijan has taken no meaningful steps to guarantee the safe and dignified return of ethnic Armenians who fled Nagorno-Karabakh in September 2023 or to restore their property rights. The report…
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Georgia Protests Intensify in 2025: Update, January 1-3
The new year has not brought respite to Georgia’s political crisis. From January 1-3, 2025, protests continued with renewed force, demonstrating the unwavering resolve of Georgian citizens against the ruling Georgian Dream (GD) party. What began as demonstrations against the…
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Massive Marches and Political Demands Mark Georgia’s December 21 Protests
On December 21, Georgia witnessed an unprecedented series of protests organized by opposition groups and civil society, with a packed schedule of marches across Tbilisi and beyond. Participants from various professional and social groups united to call for new elections,…
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Georgia, December 20: Mass Protests Against Repression
Protests in Georgia have reached a new level of intensity as professionals from various sectors and a broad spectrum of society demand fair elections, the release of unlawfully detained individuals, and an end to the government’s anti-European Union actions. On…
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Georgia’s European Path Amid Growing Protests and Political Unrest
The political crisis in Georgia has entered a critical stage, as protests against the presidential elections and perceived government repression intensify. Events from December 11 to 14 revealed escalating public dissatisfaction, international concern, and deeper divisions between the Georgian Dream…
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Georgian Opposition March in Tbilisi
Leaders and supporters of Georgia’s opposition took to the streets of Tbilisi in a protest march. According to Georgia’s First Channel, they began from “University” and “Marjanishvili” metro stations, demanding new elections. Some protestors moved toward the presidential residence, while…
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Meta Extends Political Ad Ban Past Election Day
Meta announced an extension on its political ad ban beyond Election Day to curb the spread of misinformation as votes continue to be counted. According to a Meta spokesperson, the measure is part of Meta’s commitment to protecting election integrity…
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Opposition Rally in Tbilisi Against October Election Results
An opposition rally took place in Tbilisi against the results of the October 26 elections. Opposition leaders led a march to the parliament, while Rustaveli Avenue was closed to traffic. Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili rejected the results, calling the elections…
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What Statement Has Biden Made About Georgia?
United States President Joe Biden has issued a special statement expressing deep concern about the democratic processes taking place in Georgia. The President emphasized the US’s long-standing support for Georgia’s sovereignty, territorial integrity, and Euro-Atlantic aspirations. According to Biden’s statement,…