By Ailis Halligan in Tbilisi Protesters, who had spent a second night occupying an area of Chavchavadze Avenue in front of Tbilisi State University, were forcibly dispersed in the early hours of November 19 by Georgian police.

Police in Georgia detained 16 people in the capital Tbilisi on Tuesday after clashing with protesters opposing the results of last month's parliamentary election, which the opposition and the pro-Western president say were rigged.

In Tbilisi, Georgia, 16 people were detained during protests against alleged electoral fraud. The opposition claims the ruling party's win jeopardizes Georgia's EU aspirations. Protests have persisted since the Oct.

Georgian police dispersed a protest in Tbilisi demanding new elections on the eve of Nov. 18, but organizers promised a quick resumption elsewhere.

Georgia’s opposition and its supporters started round-the-clock protests on the streets of Tbilisi – calling for new parliamentary elections after voting they allege was tampered with. The protesters rejected the results of the country’s recent election amid allegations the vote was rigged,

Opposition protesters around the capital's university demand new elections, alleging fraud in last month's poll.

(Bloomberg) -- Police broke up an opposition camp in the center of Georgia’s capital, Tbilisi, and began detaining protesters ... Opposition leaders pledged the demonstrations will continue. “The protests won’t stop, day and night, they can’t ...

The Georgian police have expelled protesters from the area near the state university in Tbilisi and dismantled the tent city, reports Echo of the Caucasus. Early in the morning, the police used tear gas.

Police in Georgia's capital break up an opposition protest over last month's election results::November 19, 2024::Tbilisi, GeorgiaSupporters of Georgia's opposition parties had set up a small protest camp at a road junction near Tbilisi university on Sunday (November 17) night.