AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCivic Protests: Opposition parties plan a month of rallies, starting October 25, as Georgia’s Constitutional Court considers a case seeking to ban five opposition groups. Hearings are scheduled for October 21–23 in Batumi. Cultural Space: Russian authorities have declared Frame, an educational space in Tbilisi, an “undesirable organization.” Arts & Heritage: A painting stolen from Tbilisi’s State Art Museum in 1991 may now be in Moscow, while Georgia’s Venice Biennale pavilion explores the politics of identity, travel and cultural ownership. Film & Music: Director Levan Koguashvili is set to receive a Golden Globes Trailblazer Award, and the Nikozi International Animation Film Festival has opened its 13th edition. Tbilisi Women’s Choir will perform at Barcelona’s Sagrada Família. Faith & Community: Georgia is marking 1,700 years of Christianity with a Tbilisi symposium and church celebrations. Workers’ Rights: Georgian nannies and domestic workers are organizing through an association and union to advocate for protections.
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