For months, tens of thousands of people have been protesting in Georgia. They accuse the government of manipulating the 2024 parliamentary elections and of drawing the country ever closer to Russia. The police and the current ruling party are cracking down hard on the protesters. Hundreds have been arrested. But the protests continue. Ana Subeliani is a human rights activist who hasn’t given up hope. Despite the danger on the streets, she continues to fight. We accompany Ana during the December demonstrations in Georgia’s capital, Tbilisi.
PRODUCTION
Title
Proteste und Polizeigewalt in Georgien – ein Land im Ausnahmezustand (Protests and police violence in Georgia – a country in a state of emergency)
Producer
objektiv media GmbH (commissioned by SWR for funk), 2025
Lenght
8 minutes
Language
German
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CREDITS
Author
Feline Gerhardt
Co-Author
Magnus Lorenz
Editing
Justus Hamberger
Camera
Jacob Bregvadze, Levan Gunia, Samuel Häde, Levan Kandashvili
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