Liveblog: Resistance | President Salome Zurabishvili Joined Protest on Rustaveli Avenue
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Mass protest linked to the Georgian Dream announcement on November 28 to abort the accession negotiations with the EU “until 2028” was met with brutal police repression. Since then, Georgians have been resisting across the country. What started as a protest against the alteration of Georgia's foreign policy continues as a widespread civic effort to return …

Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili joined the protest this weekend in Georgia’s capital Tbilisi.

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The protests continue for the 17th consecutive day around Georgia, with demonstrators once again condemning the “Russian regime”, demanding new elections and the release of all those illegally detained.

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A group of mothers has begun a protest march […] condemning the brutal violence against their children and protesting the injustice they believe is taking place in Tbilisi and other regions of Georgia. The protesters are demanding the rerun of the parliamentaary elections and the release of all individuals they claim have been illegally detained.

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The International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy (ISFED), a non-governmental organization, comments on the results of the new presidential elections, stressing that “since the legality of all 150 members’ election was under dispute,” the new Parliament could not gain full authority until the Court’s decision. “Therefore, any decisions made by this illegitimate Parliament, including the scheduling and holding of the presidential election, are unconstitutional and unlawful.”

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