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Georgia: Civil disobedience

Written byOnnik Krikorian
Posted 12 April 2009 19:30 GMT

As a new wave of anti-government protests continue in Tbilisi, Georgian human rights lawyer Anna Dolidze explains why she believes a campaign of civil disobedience is necessary. In a second entry posted on her Resistance Georgia blog, the former head of the Young Georgian Lawyer's Association comments on last night's clash between demonstrators and employees of the municipal cleaning department.

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