In Georgia's capital, Tbilisi, police clashed with demonstrators as they dismantled a protest camp set up by opposition groups demanding new parliamentary elections.
The protests erupted following last month's disputed election results, with demonstrators calling for a fresh vote. Despite police intervention, protesters quickly regrouped and re-established their camp, signaling ongoing unrest.
The situation remains tense as both sides refuse to back down, with the opposition accusing the government of election fraud.
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This is so concerning. When people are protesting about election fraud, it’s a clear sign that democracy is at risk. Governments should be transparent and listen to the will of the people, not try to silence them with force. The right to protest and demand fair elections is fundamental to any functioning liberal democracy. I really hope the Georgian government steps up and addresses these concerns peacefully instead of escalating tensions.
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Police in Georgia break up protesters' camp in Tbilisi but they quickly return
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