The protest on Rustaveli Avenue persists as citizens march from multiple locations to gather in front of the Parliament building.
Activists have displayed banners with slogans such as “New Elections” and “Freedom for the Regime’s Prisoners.”
For three weeks, protesters have been demanding new elections and accelerated negotiations on European integration.
Throughout the day, several protest marches took place, including the notable “March of the Gurulians.”
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