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In pictures | Broken statues and stolen yoga mats: Georgia’s far right stop Pride Festival

Far-right protesters stormed a queer pride event in Georgia’s capital hours before it was due to begin.

In pictures | Broken statues and stolen yoga mats: Georgia’s far right stop Pride Festival

Far-right protesters stormed a queer pride event in Georgia’s capital hours before it was due to begin.

Tbilisi Pride Festival cancelled after police fail to confront extremists

Tbilisi Pride accused the government of being complicit in the attack on the festival.

Tbilisi Pride Festival cancelled after police fail to confront extremists

Tbilisi Pride accused the government of being complicit in the attack on the festival.

Why the far right is trying to infiltrate a miners’ strike in Georgia

Since some of the striking Chiatura miners travelled to the capital, far-right figures have been seen attempting to ingratiate themselves in the protests.

Why the far right is trying to infiltrate a miners’ strike in Georgia

By Mariam Nikuradze

Since some of the striking Chiatura miners travelled to the capital, far-right figures have been seen attempting to ingratiate themselves in the protests.

Georgian philologist and government critic reports masked group gathered outside house

Levan Berdzenishvili, a prominent philologist and former Soviet dissident, has faced criticism from both far-right groups and the ruling party in recent months.

Georgian philologist and government critic reports masked group gathered outside house

Levan Berdzenishvili, a prominent philologist and former Soviet dissident, has faced criticism from both far-right groups and the ruling party in recent months.

Pro-Russian extremists burn flag of Europe from Georgian Parliament

The demonstration was held by Alt Info, a group preaching far-right and pro-Russian views.

Pro-Russian extremists burn flag of Europe from Georgian Parliament

The demonstration was held by Alt Info, a group preaching far-right and pro-Russian views.

Podcast | A power struggle in Stepanakert and Alt Info’s busy week

Rumours of Nagorno-Karabakh’s State Minister Ruben Vardanyan’s potential resignation and the latest on the activities of the far-right Alt Info.

Podcast | A power struggle in Stepanakert and Alt Info’s busy week

Rumours of Nagorno-Karabakh’s State Minister Ruben Vardanyan’s potential resignation and the latest on the activities of the far-right Alt Info.

Georgian extremist group Alt Info thwart lecture by government critic

The far-right group have prevented Levan Berdzenisvhili from delivering a lecture in the eastern Georgian town of Kvareli.

Georgian extremist group Alt Info thwart lecture by government critic

The far-right group have prevented Levan Berdzenisvhili from delivering a lecture in the eastern Georgian town of Kvareli.

Georgian homophobic leader insists he’s not a ‘faggot’ after claiming sexual blackmail

The former far-right leader has denied that he is leaving politics because evidence of him being queer has emerged.

Georgian homophobic leader insists he’s not a ‘faggot’ after claiming sexual blackmail

The former far-right leader has denied that he is leaving politics because evidence of him being queer has emerged.

Georgian Public Defender seeks to outlaw extremist party

Nino Lomjaria is preparing a lawsuit in an attempt to deregister the political party of the violent far-right group, Alt Info. 

Georgian Public Defender seeks to outlaw extremist party

Nino Lomjaria is preparing a lawsuit in an attempt to deregister the political party of the violent far-right group, Alt Info. 

Tbilisi Pride week concludes with festival as far-right fails to disrupt event

As the Pride Fest was underway, the far-right group Alt-Info was burning and tearing up EU, NATO, and rainbow flags.

Tbilisi Pride week concludes with festival as far-right fails to disrupt event

As the Pride Fest was underway, the far-right group Alt-Info was burning and tearing up EU, NATO, and rainbow flags.

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