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Opposition alliance launches protest campaign in Tbilisi against party bans

Tbilisi, Georgia · Oct 25, 2025

Is it still on?

NOIt was a one-day action on Oct 25.

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The Tea in three lines

Why they are protesting
Protesters marched against the ruling party's efforts to ban opposition parties through the Constitutional Court.
What they want
Demonstrators demanded free and fair elections and a change in government.
What changed
Oct 25: The Opposition Alliance launched a protest campaign with a march from Tbilisi State University to Rustaveli Metro Station.
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What protesters want

  • Free and fair elections
  • Stop the ban on opposition parties

Organised by: Opposition Alliance, Freedom Square, Federalist Party, Coalition for Change

What authorities say

No official response reported in the sources.

The full story

An opposition-led protest march took place in Tbilisi on October 25, marking the launch of a broader campaign titled “Georgia without Ivanishvili. Georgia deserves better.” Organised by the Opposition Alliance, the demonstration coincided with the second anniversary of the disputed 2024 parliamentary elections and preceded a planned larger rally on November 28. Participants gathered at Tbilisi State University’s first building and marched down Chavchavadze Avenue to Rustaveli Metro Station. Opposition leaders addressed the crowd, criticising the ruling Georgian Dream party's efforts to ban opposition parties through the Constitutional Court and condemning systemic issues such as poverty, corruption, and emigration.

Timeline

  1. The Opposition Alliance held a march in Tbilisi from Tbilisi State University to Rustaveli Metro Station.12

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