Georgia protests escalate
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•Police in Georgia turn increasingly brutal as mass protests over ending EU talks enter second week
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Georgian journalist Guram Rogava was doing a live broadcast from a protest when a riot policeman rushed up to him and hit him in the head.
The ruling Georgian Dream retained control of parliament in the disputed Oct. 26 election.
The opposition and the pro-Western president, Salome Zourabichvili , have accused the governing party of rigging the vote.
The EU granted Georgia candidate status in December 2023 on condition that the country meets the bloc’s recommendations, but put its accession on hold and cut financial support in June after the passage of a “foreign influence” law that was widely seen as a blow to democratic freedoms. The law requires organizations that receive more than 20% of their funding from abroad to register as “pursuing the interest of a foreign power,” similar to a Russian law used to discredit organizations critical of the government..
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