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December 7, 2025 at 1:01 PM
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When Water Burns: The Fight for Georgia
"A year-long investigation by the BBC has uncovered evidence that police in Georgia used a World War One chemical weapon in water cannons against its own citizens during protests in Tbilisi last year."
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"A year-long investigation by the BBC has uncovered evidence that police in Georgia used a World War One chemical weapon in water cannons against its own citizens during protests in Tbilisi last year."
🇬🇪🇪🇺 #GeorgiaProtests
youtu.be/z4-koO916Gk
December 5, 2025 at 12:42 AM
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The first detained was Sopho Markozia, who had climbed onto a small raised platform on the sidewalk in front of the Georgian Parliament to wave a flag. Police had reportedly barred protesters from using the platform. Video captured officers pulling Markozia down and placing her in a police vehicle.
November 23, 2025 at 5:40 AM
The first detained was Sopho Markozia, who had climbed onto a small raised platform on the sidewalk in front of the Georgian Parliament to wave a flag. Police had reportedly barred protesters from using the platform. Video captured officers pulling Markozia down and placing her in a police vehicle.
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In the hours that followed, 6 more protesters were taken into custody.
After the wave of arrests, protesters returned to the Parliament, where protests are being held for 360 consecutive days. Videos via @publikage.bsky.social Photo via @netgazeti.org
After the wave of arrests, protesters returned to the Parliament, where protests are being held for 360 consecutive days. Videos via @publikage.bsky.social Photo via @netgazeti.org
November 23, 2025 at 5:40 AM
In the hours that followed, 6 more protesters were taken into custody.
After the wave of arrests, protesters returned to the Parliament, where protests are being held for 360 consecutive days. Videos via @publikage.bsky.social Photo via @netgazeti.org
After the wave of arrests, protesters returned to the Parliament, where protests are being held for 360 consecutive days. Videos via @publikage.bsky.social Photo via @netgazeti.org