
Georgian Dream is watching: how AI-powered surveillance is used against Tbilisi protesters
When police forces left the streets, the number of cameras increased, keeping watch on the daily protests.
When police forces left the streets, the number of cameras increased, keeping watch on the daily protests.
MPs from the opposition For Georgia party did not renounce their parliamentary mandates, but have still been boycotting sessions.
Vakhtang Gomelauri, who was appointed Interior Minister in 2019, has overseen numerous violent crackdowns against protesters.
Georgia’s new foreign agent law means OC Media’s team could face prison for speaking truth to power. Join the fight for free media in the Caucasus for as little as €5 and enjoy exclusive benefits from our team as a thank you. Become a member At least two demonstrators were detained the night following Georgia’s Independence Day after attending anti-government protests in Tbilisi and Batumi. In the capital, police detained a man called Ucha Kemashvili at night. According to h
Georgian Independence Day — 26 May — coincided with the 180th day of ongoing anti-government and pro-European protests.
The ruling party recently introduced fines and detention for insulting politicians and officeholders.