Georgia: Law Enforcement Search Opposition Offices
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Georgian law enforcement searched opposition parties' offices, Orda reports, citing Tbilisi Life.
Police came to the offices of "Akhali," "Droa," and "Girchi—More Freedom" and the youth organization of the opposition party "Unity—National Movement." The "Akhali" opposition party founder and leader of the "Coalition for Change," Nika Gvaramia, and a coalition member, Gela Hasaya, were detained.
Reports indicate that several opposition leaders have been detained, including Nika Gvaramia, another Coalition for Change leader.
Meanwhile, protests have started again, according to Ekho Kavkaza.
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