❗️This is how our office looks like after todays attack. @GovernmentGeo and @MIAofGeorgia failed to protect people and didn't stop aggressive groups to destroy our property..#TbilisiPride21 #Georgia #Pride pic.twitter.com/mLADg7BMgP
— Giorgi Tabagari (@Tabagari) July 5, 2021
Polak został dźgnięty nożem - rzucił się na niego homofobiczny tłum. Macie honor? To zabierzcie głos dyplomatyczne miernoty. https://t.co/Vo7EU3C9x9
— Bart Staszewski 🏳️🌈🇵🇱 (@BartStaszewski) July 5, 2021
#Georgia: IPI is deeply concerned by reports that over 20 journalists were physically attacked by far-right protesters this morning as they reported on Pride events in #Tbilisi. Interior Ministry investigation must ensure those responsible are quickly identified & prosecuted pic.twitter.com/cYPAB5INXC
— IPI - The Global Network for Press Freedom (@globalfreemedia) July 5, 2021
Pro-Putin groups storm Tbilisi Pride office
— Formula NEWS | English (@FormulaGe) July 5, 2021
With no police resistance pro-Putin groups stormed and seized office of @TbilisiPride in downtown Tbilisi vandalizing it#TbilisiPride21 pic.twitter.com/0EOWaxVaoE
Chilling photos! Georgian journalist Rati Tsverava, harassed and beaten by homophobic mob, being dragged around by priests in #Tbilisi streets. Dozen more journalists violently attacked as police stands by. Gov wont deploy enough police #TbilisiPride #Georgia pic.twitter.com/jpiJzLwTRv
— Dato Parulava (@dato_parulava) July 5, 2021
Journalists from RFE/RL were physically attacked while covering counter-rally against #TbilisiPride march outside the UN UN House.
— Mediachecker.ge (@Media_Checker) July 5, 2021
One of the reporters is about to be taken to hospital with injuries to his head and teeth. https://t.co/C12AuR5ogM
cc: RFE/RL/ TV Pirveli pic.twitter.com/30dNkIIHhE
This is my favourite picture from today. Ninia Kakabadze being iconic! We are so lucky to have her as an ally! #TbilisiPride #Georgia #TbilisiPride21 pic.twitter.com/tU3EEakazT
— Giorgi Tabagari (@Tabagari) July 1, 2021
🇬🇪 LGBT+ activists in Georgia have called off the #TbilisiPride march after violent protesters stormed their office and took to the streets of the capital, reports @UmbertoBacchi https://t.co/dAVMavBz2h
— Openly 🏳️🌈 (@Openly) July 5, 2021
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