Emzar Kvaratskhelia

@emzar.bsky.social

I'm from Georgia and my country occupied by Russia

What we are witnessing in Georgia is not law enforcement. It is brutality. Young people are being beaten by those who are supposed to protect them. Violence is not justice. Fear is not governance. Georgia deserves freedom, human rights, and accountability. #Georgiaprotests

Proud and grateful! Officially elected as a board member of Het Roze Huis in Antwerp. Looking forward to bringing my expertise as a social worker and community builder to help create a strong, warm, and inclusive open house. Let's build together! 🌈❤️ #Antwerp #LGBTQIA

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Police continues to stop citizens in Tbilisi, on-around Rustaveli Avenue for identification, searching for masks and other forbidden tools. Some of them in civilian looking at the people leaving the area of the parliament, signalling it to other police officers to stop them.

Happening now on Atoneli Street: riot police are using water cannons to disperse protesters. 🎥 Nini Gabritchidze/Civil.ge

Just in: “This isn’t a rally — it’s the first National European Convention,” said Paata Burchuladze, one of the organizers of today’s protest, announcing that people will “vote out Georgian Dream right here, on Liberty Square, through direct democracy.” 1/2

🌈 BelGeo Fusion On January 30, we had the honor of participating in the 6th anniversary of the Legal Diversity & Inclusion Alliance. This inspiring event brought together professionals, activists, and allies to discuss diversity, inclusion, and LGBTQIA+ rights within and beyond the legal sector.

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During early WWII, the America First movement, led by Charles Lindbergh, opposed U.S. involvement, arguing Nazi Germany wasn’t a threat. Many Americans favored neutrality, believing good relations would prevent war. Protests opposed aiding Britain, but still, the U.S. was bombed by the Axis.