Georgia's 100 Days Of Protest

Protests in Georgia Reach 100 Days

The wave of protests began spontaneously in Tbilisi and other Georgian cities last year on Nov. 28

Georgia's 100 Days Of Protest

On November 28, the Georgian prime minister announced his government would delay EU accession talks “until 2028,” sparking protests that have continued for the past 100 days. RFE/RL photographers in Georgia have been documenting the unrest from day one.

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Simultaneously with Tbilisi, the hundredth day of protests was celebrated in Zugdida, Batumi, Kutaisi and Telavi

The slogan of this protest day is “To the end”.