The 2018 Georgian protests were series of mass protests in Tbilisi that turned into anti-government demonstrations starting on 12 May, when police raided the nightclubs Bassiani and Gallery. Protesters gained momentum when thousands gathered in front of the Parliament building, where organizers called for the drug policy reform. The protests illustrated increasing divide in the society around the topics of culture war, especially among the youth. The protests were met by various counter-protests and rallies. On May 13 the fascist organization rallied against the ″drug dealers and LGBT propagandists″, as its leader, Giorgi Chelidze has stated. Various conservative organizations headed by Georgian March and also organized counter-protests against the drug liberalization, gathering thousand
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| - The 2018 Georgian protests were series of mass protests in Tbilisi that turned into anti-government demonstrations starting on 12 May, when police raided the nightclubs Bassiani and Gallery. Protesters gained momentum when thousands gathered in front of the Parliament building, where organizers called for the drug policy reform. The protests illustrated increasing divide in the society around the topics of culture war, especially among the youth. The protests were met by various counter-protests and rallies. On May 13 the fascist organization rallied against the ″drug dealers and LGBT propagandists″, as its leader, Giorgi Chelidze has stated. Various conservative organizations headed by Georgian March and also organized counter-protests against the drug liberalization, gathering thousand (en)
- Las protestas en Georgia de 2018 fueron manifestaciones masivas contra el gobierno a partir del 12 de mayo, cuando la policía allanó los clubes nocturnos Bassiani y Café-Gallery. Los manifestantes cobraron impulso cuando miles de personas se reunieron frente al edificio del Parlamento, donde los organizadores hicieron un llamado a la resistencia no violenta y la desobediencia civil a muchos jóvenes en los clubes nocturnos de Tiflis. Las protestas ilustraron una división cada vez mayor en la sociedad en torno a los temas de la guerra cultural, especialmente entre los jóvenes. Las protestas fueron recibidas por varias contraprotestas y mítines. El 13 de mayo, la organización fascista Unidad Nacional de Georgia se manifestó contra los ″narcotraficantes y propagandistas LGBT″, como ha dicho su (es)
- «Технопротест» («Рейв-протест», «Рейв у парламента») — акция протеста, прошедшая в мае 2018 года в Тбилиси перед зданием парламента, поводом для которой стало недовольство действиями спецназа в местных клубах. В рейве приняли участие десять тысяч человек. 12 мая полиция Грузии провела обыски в нескольких ночных клубах Тбилиси, все люди были эвакуированы. Эта операция была связана с участившимися случаями смерти молодых людей от наркотиков; всего было задержано около 70 человек. Арестованных отпустили. Через две недели открылись все клубы. (ru)
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| - The 2018 Georgian protests were series of mass protests in Tbilisi that turned into anti-government demonstrations starting on 12 May, when police raided the nightclubs Bassiani and Gallery. Protesters gained momentum when thousands gathered in front of the Parliament building, where organizers called for the drug policy reform. The protests illustrated increasing divide in the society around the topics of culture war, especially among the youth. The protests were met by various counter-protests and rallies. On May 13 the fascist organization rallied against the ″drug dealers and LGBT propagandists″, as its leader, Giorgi Chelidze has stated. Various conservative organizations headed by Georgian March and also organized counter-protests against the drug liberalization, gathering thousands of people in front of the Parliament building. As the protests became more politicized, thousands demanded the resignation of prime minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili. The Minister of Internal Affairs Giorgi Gakharia has stated that the raid in nightclubs on May 12 came after 48 cases of drug intoxication of clubbers over the past two weeks. According to his statement, the ministry has been monitoring the nightclubs and detected various cases of illegal drug trade. The aim of the special operation was to uncover links between the drug dealers and the nightclub infrastructure. The minister showed up in front of protesters on May 13 and apologized if any law enforcer abused his power. He met the organizers of the protests and agreed to create two working groups. One group would work on the draft of a drug policy and another on the police raid and whether the individual law enforcers exceeded their powers or not. The actions of the minister caused negative reaction among the conservative public. On 31 May another wave of demonstrations started in the streets of Tbilisi to protest a perceived miscarriage of justice following the killing of two 15 years old teenagers in a street knife-combat in December. The protests continued sporadically until June 11, when the police dismantled camps erected by the protesters in front of the parliament building in Tbilisi. Georgia's chief prosecutor Irakli Shotadze resigned over the case, while the government established a special parliamentary fact-finding commission chaired by an opposition politician. On 13 June 2018 Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili resigned following the May protests. (en)
- Las protestas en Georgia de 2018 fueron manifestaciones masivas contra el gobierno a partir del 12 de mayo, cuando la policía allanó los clubes nocturnos Bassiani y Café-Gallery. Los manifestantes cobraron impulso cuando miles de personas se reunieron frente al edificio del Parlamento, donde los organizadores hicieron un llamado a la resistencia no violenta y la desobediencia civil a muchos jóvenes en los clubes nocturnos de Tiflis. Las protestas ilustraron una división cada vez mayor en la sociedad en torno a los temas de la guerra cultural, especialmente entre los jóvenes. Las protestas fueron recibidas por varias contraprotestas y mítines. El 13 de mayo, la organización fascista Unidad Nacional de Georgia se manifestó contra los ″narcotraficantes y propagandistas LGBT″, como ha dicho su líder, Giorgi Chelidze. Más tarde, ese mismo día, varias organizaciones conservadoras y nacionalistas encabezadas por Georgian March y Georgian Idea organizaron protestas contra la liberalización de las drogas, reuniendo a miles de personas frente al edificio del Parlamento. A medida que las protestas se politizaron más, miles exigieron la dimisión del primer ministro Giorgi Kvirikashvili. Los manifestantes protestaron en su segunda gran huelga el 14 de junio, cuando el gobierno dimitió. El Ministro de Asuntos Internos, Gueorgui Gajaria, ha declarado que la redada en clubes nocturnos el 12 de mayo se produjo después de 48 casos de intoxicación por drogas en discotecas durante las últimas dos semanas. Según su comunicado, el ministerio ha estado monitoreando las discotecas y detectó varios casos de tráfico ilícito de drogas. El ministro se presentó frente a los manifestantes el 13 de mayo y se disculpó por el presunto uso excesivo de la fuerza por parte de la policía. Se reunió con los organizadores de las protestas y acordó crear dos grupos de trabajo. Un grupo trabajará en el borrador de una política de drogas y otro en la redada policial para analizar si los agentes de la ley excedieron sus poderes o no. Las acciones del ministro han provocado una reacción negativa entre el público conservador. (es)
- «Технопротест» («Рейв-протест», «Рейв у парламента») — акция протеста, прошедшая в мае 2018 года в Тбилиси перед зданием парламента, поводом для которой стало недовольство действиями спецназа в местных клубах. В рейве приняли участие десять тысяч человек. 12 мая полиция Грузии провела обыски в нескольких ночных клубах Тбилиси, все люди были эвакуированы. Эта операция была связана с участившимися случаями смерти молодых людей от наркотиков; всего было задержано около 70 человек. После этого недовольные действиями спецназа горожане вышли на протест к зданию парламента: они установили на улице звуковую аппаратуру и устроили вечеринку с диджеем и танцами. Официальные источники назвали майские события революцией наркоманов и секс-меньшинств. Два дня на площади играли электронные диджеи, чьи выступления в клубах не состоялись из-за спецоперации. К демонстрантам вышел глава МВД Георгий Гахария, призвал к мирному разрешению конфликта, извинился перед протестующими и пообещал разобраться с жалобами на действия полицейских. Арестованных отпустили. Через две недели открылись все клубы. Конопля в Грузии разрешена законом для личного употребления. (ru)
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