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Polish Prime Minister announces ‘breaking up [of] Georgian gangs’ as 17 Georgians deported
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OC Media’s Robin Fabbro and Mariam Nikuradze talk about the spontaneous protest movement which erupted after the Georgian government’s announcement that the country would ‘halt’ its EU integration. Mariam shares her experience covering the protests and details how the police injured her and damaged her cameras as she was covering their violent dispersal of the protests.
Read more:
- Anti-government protests spread to Georgia’s regions: the case of Marneuli
- Explainer | After a month of simmering protests, Georgia erupted: why now?
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