Protest against Turkish Denial
TBILISI, Georgia (A.W.)—Tbilisi Armenians held a protest in Avlabari (Havlabar)—long known as the center of Armenian life in Old Tbilisi—demanding justice for the Armenian Genocide. The protest was originally scheduled to take place in front of the Turkish Embassy; the Armenian community of Georgia released a statement on April 23, however, noting that the protest had been moved in response to the “tense and complicated situation” in the region.
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I must say that I’m deeply impressed by the level of Armenian Genocide commemorations and protests that were held by our brothers and sisters in Javakhk and Tbilisi.
“On April 22, Georgian border guards refused entry to a group of Azerbaijani nationalists, who were reportedly planning on holding a rally in front of the Armenian Embassy in Tbilisi.”
Good job by the Georgian border guards in disallowing those Turkbaijani terrorists to enter Georgia.