Swedish environmental activist Greta Thunberg, who is in Tbilisi, calls on the public to join the protest demonstration against the “wave of authoritarianism in the Caucasus” on November 11, SOVA reports. Thunberg writes that the gathering of citizens and activists will begin at Freedom Square and move from Pushkin Square. “Azerbaijan, using COP29, as a façade, tightens control under the fake green agenda, tightening the grip on power and increasing regional tensions.
The Caucasian feminist anti-war movement demands a future free from the suffocation of authoritarianism, war and capitalist greed. We stand for real freedom, equality, justice and a region where people come first, not profit. Join the rally to unite against the wave of authoritarianism and exploitation that is spreading across the Caucasus region,” Thunberg wrote on Instagram.
Let us remind you that earlier Greta Thunberg joined the protesters against the falsification of the election results on October 26 in Tbilisi. She expressed support for the protest participants and activists who are fighting for their rights.
“I am here to express my support and solidarity with all activists and citizens who stand up for their fundamental rights such as freedom, justice and democracy,” she said in Tbilisi.
