Gathering of Georgian Protesters in Front of Parliament in Tbilisi

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Gathering of Georgian Protesters in Front of Parliament in Tbilisi

Georgian protesters gather in front of the parliament in Tbilisi

The protesters were objecting to the Georgian government’s support for Russia and the restriction of democracy in the country

They also accuse the government of imprisoning opponents and shutting down independent media

The protesters are also demanding the release of former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili from prison

The demonstrators were carrying Georgian, Ukrainian, and European Union flags with them

The Georgian government also emphasizes joining this union, but the opponents say Tbilisi’s policies will prevent joining it

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