Participants of the march in Tbilisi protested against the actions of the ruling party.

Participants of the march in Tbilisi on the 717th day of daily actions protested against the policies of "Georgian Dream." They expressed their readiness to hold a mass rally on the second anniversary of the pro-European actions.

As reported by "Caucasian Knot", on the 716th day of daily protests, participants demanded changes in the country's policy and the release of political prisoners.

The weekly march under the slogan "Georgia against Ivanishvili" took place on the 717th day of daily protests in Tbilisi, writes Publika.

According to photos published by the outlet, the gathered participants marched through the streets of the capital of Georgia holding flags of their country, the European Union, and Ukraine; many held portraits of political prisoners and posters.

What slogans the participants carried at today's rally is reported by JamNews.

"Mzisa Gabeshia – thank you for the struggle" is written on the banner held by one of the participants of the march.

Today in Martvili, 75-year-old Mzisa Gabeshia was buried, who had been conducting a solo rally for Georgia's Eurointegration and in support of the Tbilisi protests for months.

Recently, her health problems became known. She was battling a serious illness. Today, activists from Tbilisi attended the funeral in Martvili to say goodbye to her.

Theona Tamazashvili regularly participates in "Saturday marches" in Tbilisi, demanding the resumption of the investigation into the death of her daughter, Tamar Bachaliashvili, who was found dead in her car in May 2023 under suspicious circumstances. The investigation classified the death as suicide, but the family does not believe this version. Theona Tamazashvili calls on her fellow citizens to support her action, which she holds every Monday in front of the prosecutor's office. "The mother of a murdered child calls you" is written on the banner she holds.

A regular participant in pro-European rallies in Tbilisi is young singer Sofo Batilashvili, who was fined by the court for posting a video on social media of her performing the song "Ole Ola," which contains profanity directed at the ruling party.

Another participant of the march came out with a poster saying "Vakho Sanaia, to the end!" In October, the well-known TV presenter and journalist of Formula TV, Vakho Sanaia, was sentenced to 30 days of administrative arrest for his posts and videos on Facebook*, which the court deemed offensive to the chairman of parliament Shalva Papuashvili and other members of the ruling party.

This is already the 48th protest march, the publication writes. Participants announced a large-scale protest march on November 28 for the second anniversary of the pro-European actions.

According to the video attached to the publication, drummers led the column, and protest slogans and whistles were heard. Protesters occupied up to half of the lanes on wide streets and the entire space on small pedestrian streets.

Participants of the protests in Georgia since November 28, 2024, demand new parliamentary elections and the release of political prisoners. Law enforcement has conducted harsh dispersals of protests, using tear gas and water cannons, and detained protesters. During the protests, thousands of people have faced administrative prosecution. "Caucasian Knot" has prepared a report "Main points on the persecution of protest participants in Georgia".