Georgia has been protesting continuously for over 650 days. In September, Tbilisi also marched against the ruling Georgian Dream party and its most influential figure, Bidzina Ivanishvili. Georgian lawyer and civil society activist Mikheil Lazginiani, however, sees the results of years of work by Estonia and other European countries on the streets – a generation has grown up who are not ready to give up on Georgia's European direction.
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Georgia has been protesting continuously for over 650 days. In September, Tbilisi also marched against the ruling Georgian Dream party and its most influential figure, Bidzina Ivanishvili. Georgian lawyer and civil society activist Mikheil Lazginiani, however, sees the results of years of work by Estonia and other European countries on the streets – a generation has grown up who are not ready to give up on Georgia's European direction.