Police officers guard the building of Georgia's Rustavi 2 broadcaster as protesters take part in a rally demanding the TV station's production director Giorgi Gabunia to be fired, in Tbilisi, Georgia. On July 7, Gabunia started his program on Rustavi 2 with a monologue about Russian President Vladimir Putin using extremely obscene language.08.07.2019#5940160
Police officers guard the building of Georgia's Rustavi 2 broadcaster as protesters take part in a rally demanding the TV station's production director Giorgi Gabunia to be fired, in Tbilisi, Georgia. On July 7, Gabunia started his program on Rustavi 2 with a monologue about Russian President Vladimir Putin using extremely obscene language.08.07.2019#5940155
Protesters applaud as they take part in a rally near the building of Georgia's Rustavi 2 broadcaster demanding the TV station's production director Giorgi Gabunia to be fired, in Tbilisi, Georgia. On July 7, Gabunia started his program on Rustavi 2 with a monologue about Russian President Vladimir Putin using extremely obscene language.08.07.2019#5940153
A protester uses a loudspeaker as he takes part in a rally near the building of Georgia's Rustavi 2 broadcaster demanding the TV station's production director Giorgi Gabunia to be fired, in Tbilisi, Georgia. On July 7, Gabunia started his program on Rustavi 2 with a monologue about Russian President Vladimir Putin using extremely obscene language.08.07.2019#5940152
Police cars are parked near the building of Georgia's Rustavi 2 broadcaster where protesters take part in a rally demanding the TV station's production director Giorgi Gabunia to be fired, in Tbilisi, Georgia. On July 7, Gabunia started his program on Rustavi 2 with a monologue about Russian President Vladimir Putin using extremely obscene language.08.07.2019#5940150
Protesters talk to the media as they takes part in a rally near the building of Georgia's Rustavi 2 broadcaster demanding the TV station's production director Giorgi Gabunia to be fired, in Tbilisi, Georgia. On July 7, Gabunia started his program on Rustavi 2 with a monologue about Russian President Vladimir Putin using extremely obscene language.08.07.2019#5940149
Protesters talk to the media as they takes part in a rally near the building of Georgia's Rustavi 2 broadcaster demanding the TV station's production director Giorgi Gabunia to be fired, in Tbilisi, Georgia. On July 7, Gabunia started his program on Rustavi 2 with a monologue about Russian President Vladimir Putin using extremely obscene language.08.07.2019#5940148
Protesters talk to the media as they takes part in a rally near the building of Georgia's Rustavi 2 broadcaster demanding the TV station's production director Giorgi Gabunia to be fired, in Tbilisi, Georgia. On July 7, Gabunia started his program on Rustavi 2 with a monologue about Russian President Vladimir Putin using extremely obscene language.08.07.2019#5940147
A protester uses a loudspeaker as he takes part in a rally near the building of Georgia's Rustavi 2 broadcaster demanding the TV station's production director Giorgi Gabunia to be fired, in Tbilisi, Georgia. On July 7, Gabunia started his program on Rustavi 2 with a monologue about Russian President Vladimir Putin using extremely obscene language.08.07.2019#5940144
A protester uses a loudspeaker as he takes part in a rally near the building of Georgia's Rustavi 2 broadcaster demanding the TV station's production director Giorgi Gabunia to be fired, in Tbilisi, Georgia. On July 7, Gabunia started his program on Rustavi 2 with a monologue about Russian President Vladimir Putin using extremely obscene language.08.07.2019#5940143