15 tents remain in front of Parliament building

Representatives of NGOs removed part of the tents set up in front of the Parliament building on their will. According to them, the erection of tents was a kind of performance to tell the authorities that the abovementioned was not a violation.

Representatives of the NGOs indicate that the performance confirmed the practice of selective justice, which puts the citizens of Georgia in unequal conditions.

According to them, the abovementioned was confirmed by the fact that NGOs were allowed to set up a tent, while Zaza Saralidze and Malkhaz Machalikashvili had been restricted to do the same for two months.

Several NGOs set up 9 tents in front of the parliament building yesterday. They removed six of them at the dawn, while the rest three were handed over to the demonstrators on their request.

At this moment, 15 tents remain in front of the Parliament building. Demonstrators were on the Rustaveli Avenue all night long and representatives of the third sector were with them to show solidarity.