On the 35th anniversary of April 9, Georgian activists once again took to Rustaveli Avenue marching from the Republic Square, this time to protest the Russian-style Foreign Agents bill reintroduced by the ruling Georgian Dream party. The march, entitled “Yes to Europe, No to Russia,” ended in front of the Georgian Parliament building, where Georgian freedom fighters lost their lives at the hands of the Soviet army ion April 9, 1989. Exactly a year after the mass protests managed to convince GD to drop the law, people once again hold banners to protest Russian rule and show their firm support to Georgia’s Euro-Atlantic aspirations.
Activists rally against Foreign Agents bill on April 9, 2024. Source: Guram Muradovi/Civil.ge
Activists rally against Foreign Agents bill on April 9, 2024. Source: Guram Muradovi/Civil.ge
Activists rally against Foreign Agents bill on April 9, 2024. Source: Guram Muradovi/Civil.ge
Activists rally against Foreign Agents bill on April 9, 2024. Source: Guram Muradovi/Civil.ge
Activists rally against Foreign Agents bill on April 9, 2024. Source: Guram Muradovi/Civil.ge
Activists rally against Foreign Agents bill on April 9, 2024. Source: Guram Muradovi/Civil.ge
Activists rally against Foreign Agents bill on April 9, 2024. Source: Guram Muradovi/Civil.ge
Activists rally against Foreign Agents bill on April 9, 2024. Source: Guram Muradovi/Civil.ge
Activists rally against Foreign Agents bill on April 9, 2024. Source: Guram Muradovi/Civil.ge
Activists rally against Foreign Agents bill on April 9, 2024. Source: Guram Muradovi/Civil.ge
Activists rally against Foreign Agents bill on April 9, 2024. Source: Guram Muradovi/Civil.ge
Activists rally against Foreign Agents bill on April 9, 2024. Source: Guram Muradovi/Civil.ge