In Georgia, supporters of EU membership have been protesting for the fourth day. Thousands of Georgians gathered at the country’s parliament building on Sunday.
In Georgia, the protests of demonstrators in favor of EU membership and against the pro-Russian government continue for the fourth day.
On Sunday, thousands of protesters gathered at the parliament building in Tbilisi to demonstrate against the government, which many believe was elected by fraudulent elections.
Editor of Antti Kuronen followed the protests late into the night between Saturday and Sunday. Riot police finally chased the protesters off the streets with tear gas, Kuronen says.
On Sunday, the protesters took new measures when protesters blocked the road to Poti, Georgia’s most important port city. There were also demonstrations in other parts of the country, including in the central city of Khashur.
Source: AFP, Reuters