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Herz — World Desk · · 30s summary · 1 min read
Hundreds of people have demonstrated in Georgia every day since November 2024, when the country’s European Union integration process was suspended, according to Le Monde. The movement, described as the longest protest campaign in Georgia’s history, continues despite repression and advocates a European future for the country. Its longevity remains a defining feature, but months of demonstrations have also taken a toll. Some participants, affected by discouragement, now question whether the protests are effective. Available information does not specify the exact turnout, protest locations or forms of repression.
Hundreds of people are demonstrating every day in Georgia despite repression, Le Monde reports. The mobilisation has continued since November 2024.
The movement began after Georgia’s European Union integration process was suspended. Protesters are defending the prospect of a European future for the country.
The campaign is described as the longest protest movement in Georgia’s history and as a showcase of pro-European resistance.
Hundreds of people continue to join the demonstrations each day despite the repression imposed since the movement began.
Its duration is one of the movement’s defining features. No interruption has been reported since November 2024.
Some participants have become discouraged and are questioning the effectiveness of the protests after months of mobilisation.
Those doubts coexist with the movement’s daily continuation and its support for a European future for Georgia.
The available information does not specify the forms of repression, the exact locations of the gatherings or the precise number of participants.
It also does not indicate how many protesters question the movement’s effectiveness.
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