2 hours of electricity scheduled for tomorrow btw

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In January of this year, Pitskhelauri was abducted and beaten by masked men, who then threatened to kill him. The activist lives in Gori and travels daily to protests in Tbilisi.

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We are a peaceful protest that will remain in the history of this country."

The day before, Zourabichvili condemned the attempt to seize the presidential palace and said that it was a regime-driven attack.

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That's why the Interior Ministry made a statement... It's a lie. This shouldn't frighten us. Today, more than ever, we need to go to Rustaveli together—Rustaveli must be defended today...

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Earlier today, the former President called on city residents to continue their protest: "Today, more than ever, the regime wants to destroy the Rustaveli protest.

Absolutely! 🇬🇪🇪🇺

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... from violence.

Finally, the European Union firmly rejects and condemns the disinformation regarding the EU’s role in Georgia and denounces the personal attacks against the Ambassador of the European Union to Georgia.

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We urge calm and restraint in the post-election period and call on the authorities to uphold citizens’ rights to freedom of assembly and expression. A constructive and inclusive dialogue involving all political actors and civil society is essential, and we call on every side to refrain ...

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Domestic organisations also refrained from observing due to the repressive environment.

Large numbers of people constantly protested the repressive policies of the governing party, Georgian Dream. We call for the release of all those arbitrarily detained.

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In addition, the refusal by the Georgian authorities to invite international monitors in due time, in particular OSCE/ODIHR, undermined the transparency of the electoral process and prevented credible international monitoring.

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A large part of the opposition boycotted these elections, and the turnout was relatively low.

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Months of raids on independent media, the passing of laws targeting civil society, the jailing of opponents and activists or amendments to the electoral code favouring the ruling party, drastically reduced the possibility of having competitive elections.

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... coming days is a continuation of yesterday's attempt to overthrow the government."

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