The Movement for Georgia gives the government two weeks to meet the three demands. Otherwise, they plan to block Rustaveli Avenue, Alika Kuprava, a representative of the Movement for Georgia, recently told journalists.
The organization's requirements are the appointment of early elections, the release of the so-called political prisoners, and the reform of Georgia's Election Administration.
At the moment, several tents are set up in front of the Parliament, with the opposition's supporters present.
Protesters and organizers set up tents on the road today. Police asked them to dismantle the structures or move them to the sidewalk, giving them a reasonable time of 40 minutes, after which they were moved to the sidewalk.
Today the members of the opposition party marched from the Tbilisi City Hall to the Parliament building. They demand the release of Nika Melia and early elections.
