Georgian democracy at risk. How you can support
Ever since the October 26th 2024 elections and the subsequent announcement by Georgia’s ruling party that the country will no longer seek EU membership until at least 2028, the Georgia society has taken to the streets to protest. The response from the government has been a crackdown and repressive actions against the protesters, whose numbers are growing.
December 20, 2024 -
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SIGN OUR OPEN LETTER
The fight for freedom should not be on the Georgians’ shoulders alone. In order to aid their cause on the international level, we have launched a special open letter and call for solidarity and action which you can read and sign by clicking here: https://forms.gle/d5ijN1TuYK14FPREA
The letter in full is published here and will be updated when new names are added:
DONATE
Also, on this page, we provide here a short list of ongoing fundraising activities which you can donate to. We encourage you to check closely the aims and organizers of these activities, as they are not verified by New Eastern Europe. If you’d like your cause included on this list, send us a message here: editors@neweasterneurope.eu
This page is being updated. Check back for new initiatives.
Donate for Tbilisi Demonstrations – Organized by PromoteGeorgia
https://www.gofundme.com/f/donate-for-tbilisi-demonstrations
Help Georgia’s media survive an authoritarian crackdown – organized by OpenCaucasus Media
https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-media-in-the-fight-for-democracy-in-georgia
Support the Fight for Democracy and Freedom in Georgia – organized by untitled Tbilisi in partnership with Kulturschafft e.V.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-the-fight-for-democracy-and-freedom-in-georgia
