Opposition Rally Participants March from TSU Toward Rustaveli Avenue
Representatives of opposition parties and civil society are holding a march. They initially gathered in the yard of Tbilisi State University, from where they are heading toward Rustaveli Avenue.
According to opposition politicians, today's rally responds to "the situation in the country - the dismantling of democracy".
According to Nika Gvaramia, leader of "Coalition for Change", "the rally is the beginning of a new wave, and this wave, in my and many people's opinion, is called 'Georgia without Ivanishvili'."
Rally participants chant: "Glory to Georgia", "Long live a united, national, independent Georgia". The slogan of the rally is: "Georgia without Ivanishvili, the Georgian people deserve better".
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