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Non stop protest continue in Georgia - day 556 🇬🇪

Non stop protest continue in Georgia - day 556 🇬🇪

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Non-stop protests continue in Georgia - Day 423 🇬🇪 For Georgia's future and for freedom, the fight will continue. Until the end. Until victory ✊

Non-stop protests continue in Georgia - Day 423 🇬🇪 For Georgia's future and for freedom, the fight will continue. Until the end. Until victory ✊

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Today was a hard day for us. It began at the Tbilisi City Court, where nine political prisoners were sentenced. One, Anton Chechini, received 8 years and 6 months. The other eight received either 2 years or 2 years and 6 months. As if that weren’t enough, regime police attacked supporters of the political prisoners inside the court. That was our horrible morning, gifted by the regime. It didn’t end there. After court, Tea Tsulukiani and her illegitimate commission again blamed Georgia for starting the 2008 war and for “bombing our own people.” This has been Georgian Dream’s rhetoric since 2012, and now they are saying it officially. It’s clear this will be used to arrest more people on criminal charges, just as they did at the beginning of this illegitimate commission. Naturally, pro-European protesters gathered at the Parliament to oppose everything Georgian Dream is doing to destroy Georgia’s future. The regime’s response was brutal. To hide the political prisoners’ hearings and the commission’s result, they launched terror and violence against peaceful protesters. First came a siege: police kettled us and tried to stop all movement. Protesters managed to break the siege and, in response, blocked Rustaveli Avenue, something we have done for more than 278 days, and again today, on day 279 of protest. The violence continued: police pursued people and carried out violent arrests. 23 activists were detained, including students. During this period, the regime also targeted the Iliauni Students Movement (ERA) High-ranking officials issued attacks and abusive statements against movement's members, and even went after Germany’s ambassador to Georgia, Peter Fischer (Peter Fischer) The protest continues. Groups are marching and blocking roads. We still don’t know where the detained protesters have been taken or how they are doing. Down with the pro-Russian regime. Freedom for all political prisoners ✊

Today was a hard day for us. It began at the Tbilisi City Court, where nine political prisoners were sentenced. One, Anton Chechini, received 8 years and 6 months. The other eight received either 2 years or 2 years and 6 months. As if that weren’t enough, regime police attacked supporters of the political prisoners inside the court. That was our horrible morning, gifted by the regime. It didn’t end there. After court, Tea Tsulukiani and her illegitimate commission again blamed Georgia for starting the 2008 war and for “bombing our own people.” This has been Georgian Dream’s rhetoric since 2012, and now they are saying it officially. It’s clear this will be used to arrest more people on criminal charges, just as they did at the beginning of this illegitimate commission. Naturally, pro-European protesters gathered at the Parliament to oppose everything Georgian Dream is doing to destroy Georgia’s future. The regime’s response was brutal. To hide the political prisoners’ hearings and the commission’s result, they launched terror and violence against peaceful protesters. First came a siege: police kettled us and tried to stop all movement. Protesters managed to break the siege and, in response, blocked Rustaveli Avenue, something we have done for more than 278 days, and again today, on day 279 of protest. The violence continued: police pursued people and carried out violent arrests. 23 activists were detained, including students. During this period, the regime also targeted the Iliauni Students Movement (ERA) High-ranking officials issued attacks and abusive statements against movement's members, and even went after Germany’s ambassador to Georgia, Peter Fischer (Peter Fischer) The protest continues. Groups are marching and blocking roads. We still don’t know where the detained protesters have been taken or how they are doing. Down with the pro-Russian regime. Freedom for all political prisoners ✊

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Non-stop protests in Georgia continue - day 407 🇬🇪 Despite the ban on protests from the pro Russian regime, demonstrators found a loophole in the law and organized marches officially labeled as “excursions,” during which they tell the history of Georgia. Marches and protests continue.

Non-stop protests in Georgia continue - day 407 🇬🇪 Despite the ban on protests from the pro Russian regime, demonstrators found a loophole in the law and organized marches officially labeled as “excursions,” during which they tell the history of Georgia. Marches and protests continue.

Luka Mishveladze 🇬🇪

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Today was a hard day for us. It began at the Tbilisi City Court, where nine political prisoners were sentenced. One, Anton Chechini, received 8 years and 6 months. The other eight received either 2 years or 2 years and 6 months. As if that weren’t enough, regime police attacked supporters of the political prisoners inside the court. That was our horrible morning, gifted by the regime. It didn’t end there. After court, Tea Tsulukiani and her illegitimate commission again blamed Georgia for starting the 2008 war and for “bombing our own people.” This has been Georgian Dream’s rhetoric since 2012, and now they are saying it officially. It’s clear this will be used to arrest more people on criminal charges, just as they did at the beginning of this illegitimate commission. Naturally, pro-European protesters gathered at the Parliament to oppose everything Georgian Dream is doing to destroy Georgia’s future. The regime’s response was brutal. To hide the political prisoners’ hearings and the commission’s result, they launched terror and violence against peaceful protesters. First came a siege: police kettled us and tried to stop all movement. Protesters managed to break the siege and, in response, blocked Rustaveli Avenue, something we have done for more than 278 days, and again today, on day 279 of protest. The violence continued: police pursued people and carried out violent arrests. 23 activists were detained, including students. During this period, the regime also targeted the Iliauni Students Movement (ERA) High-ranking officials issued attacks and abusive statements against movement's members, and even went after Germany’s ambassador to Georgia, Peter Fischer (Peter Fischer) The protest continues. Groups are marching and blocking roads. We still don’t know where the detained protesters have been taken or how they are doing. Down with the pro-Russian regime. Freedom for all political prisoners ✊

Today was a hard day for us. It began at the Tbilisi City Court, where nine political prisoners were sentenced. One, Anton Chechini, received 8 years and 6 months. The other eight received either 2 years or 2 years and 6 months. As if that weren’t enough, regime police attacked supporters of the political prisoners inside the court. That was our horrible morning, gifted by the regime. It didn’t end there. After court, Tea Tsulukiani and her illegitimate commission again blamed Georgia for starting the 2008 war and for “bombing our own people.” This has been Georgian Dream’s rhetoric since 2012, and now they are saying it officially. It’s clear this will be used to arrest more people on criminal charges, just as they did at the beginning of this illegitimate commission. Naturally, pro-European protesters gathered at the Parliament to oppose everything Georgian Dream is doing to destroy Georgia’s future. The regime’s response was brutal. To hide the political prisoners’ hearings and the commission’s result, they launched terror and violence against peaceful protesters. First came a siege: police kettled us and tried to stop all movement. Protesters managed to break the siege and, in response, blocked Rustaveli Avenue, something we have done for more than 278 days, and again today, on day 279 of protest. The violence continued: police pursued people and carried out violent arrests. 23 activists were detained, including students. During this period, the regime also targeted the Iliauni Students Movement (ERA) High-ranking officials issued attacks and abusive statements against movement's members, and even went after Germany’s ambassador to Georgia, Peter Fischer (Peter Fischer) The protest continues. Groups are marching and blocking roads. We still don’t know where the detained protesters have been taken or how they are doing. Down with the pro-Russian regime. Freedom for all political prisoners ✊

Luka Mishveladze 🇬🇪

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