Georgia on July 12 for a second day in a row, demanding the government of the ex-Soviet nation resign over the death of a journalist who was attacked and beaten by anti-LGBT protesters.Demonstrators gathered in front of Georgia’s parliament in the capital of Tbilisi, then went on to rally in front of the headquarters of the ruling Georgian Dream party.
Some threw eggs and paint at the party headquarters building and 12 people were arrested.Cameraman Alexander Lashkarava was found dead in his home July 11 by his mother, according to the TV Pirveli channel he worked for.