Law enforcement officers periodically use water jets against the demonstrators in front of the Parliament, and the participants of the rally themselves throw pyrotechnics against the police, APA reports citing Interpressnews.
Demonstrators chant: "Slaves, slaves". They call on law enforcement officers not to use force against citizens.
In addition, the participants of the rally shine lasers and throw various objects at the legislative body.
The flags of Georgia and the European Union are unfurled.
***18:33
The protest rally is resumed in front of Parliament building in Tbilisi, APA's bureau in Tbilisi reports.
Protesters, who arrived in the site at 6:00 p.m., have blocked movement of transport in Avenue Rustaveli.
***13:20
Protest rally continues in Tbilisi, APA's bureau in Georgia reports.
Rally participants, who blocked central Chavchavadze Street of the city, have made a bonfire.
***10:37
Protests continue in Tbilisi, APA reports, citing NewsGeorgia.
Protesters are currently gathered on Chavchavadze Street, in front of the first building of Tbilisi University.
No clashes with the police have been reported so far.
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Protests that began in Tbilisi yesterday evening are still ongoing, APA reports, citing Georgian media.
There are periodic clashes between police and protesters.
Police special forces have moved from the parliament area towards the Opera Theater and protesters have been warned.
The police forces are being followed by armored vehicles. Law enforcement officers are moving along Chavchavadze Street, where protesters have set up artificial barricades.
Rustaveli Avenue and Lagidze Street have also been cordoned off by police.
In addition, Freedom Square is being guarded by officers of the Special Tasks Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, as well as special equipment.
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