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    Defending the Future: Understanding Georgia’s Fall Protests 

    In October 2024, the Georgian Dream stole the country’s parliamentary election as part of its broader assault on Georgia’s constitutional order. The current protests are best understood within this larger context of defending Georgia’s future, including its European prospects, against a comprehensive assault. To most…

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    In Georgia, a Resistance Movement

    When President Salome Zurabishvili uttered the word “resistance” to describe what was happening now in the streets of Georgia, where tens of thousands of protesters confront the brutal police force, few in Georgia took notice. The media made no headlines from that word; it does…

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    Georgian Dream’s Oppressive Anti-LGBT Law Comes into Effect

    Georgian Dream’s homophobic and transphobic law “On the Protection of Family Values and Minors,” adopted in September, comes into force on December 2. The repressive law, introduced as part of Georgian Dream’s hate-laced election campaign, imposes several restrictions on freedom of expression and assembly for queer people,…

Photo Stories

    30/11/2024 - 18:18

    Photo Story  | November 30 Protests Over GD’s Foreign Policy U-Turn

    On November 29 and throughout the night of November 30, protests were held across Georgia against the GD’s U-turn in…
    25/11/2024 - 17:23

    Photo Story | Overnight Protest Amid the First Session of New Parliament

    An all-night protest was held in front of the Parliament building on 24 and 25 November. The rally, announced by…
    24/11/2024 - 20:29

    Photo Story  | Women’s March “Bidzina, You Leave! We Stay!”

    On November 24 several events are taking place, including marches by students and representatives of academia, a march by representatives…
    19/11/2024 - 11:31

    Photo Story | Police Use Force to Disperse 48-Hour Protest Near TSU

    After a second day of non-stop protests against the disputed elections in Georgia, the police violently dispersed the demonstrators at…
    28/10/2024 - 23:07

    Photo Story | Thousands Denounce Elections Results at Peaceful Rally

    Thousands took to the streets to denounce the October 26 elections results, which officially gave victory to the ruling Georgian…
    05/05/2024 - 16:57

    Photo Story | Protesters Against Russian Law Celebrate Easter Together

    After weeks of relentless protests against the foreign agents law, protesters against the Foreign Agents’ law gathered to celebrate Easter…
    04/05/2024 - 01:17

    Photo Story | Protest Rally, March, and Prayer on Good Friday

    Protests against the foreign agents’ law continue in Tbilisi despite the Easter holidays. On May 3, Orthodox Good Friday, protesters…
    02/05/2024 - 15:34

    Photo Story | Agents Law Passes Second Reading, Thousands Protest Overnight Again

    Large crowds of protesters had already gathered around Parliament when the majority blatantly rushed through the infamous Foreign Agents law…

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    Unity in Diversity

      Laws that Bind: Making Policy Reflect Commitments

      Georgia’s legal system includes a robust framework designed to facilitate minority integration and combat discrimination. On paper, these laws promise…

      More than Roads and Bridges

      At the turn of the century, crumbling road infrastructure was often mentioned as one of the key obstacles to the…

      Riding the Airwaves: Minority Integration and Access to Information

      As previously discussed in this series, the lack of incentives to bridge the linguistic barrier between Georgian speakers and ethnic…

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        Dispatch: 2023 – Year in Review

        To get a sense of how 2023 went in Georgia, go to Tbilisi’s central Rustaveli Avenue. The street has witnessed…

        The Dispatch 2022 | Year in Review

        As we slowly roll into the new year, the ending of 2022 in Georgia does not appear to be much…

        2021 in Georgia: Year in Review

        In Georgia, 2021 was a tumultuous year of continued and new crises, but also a year of attempted solutions, many…

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