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Before news agencies reported that riot police and opposition supporters clashed in the Georgian capital, Tbilisi, human rights lawyer Anna Dolidze writes on Resistance Georgia that she fears the ongoing stalemate and protests will lead to bloodshed.
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Anna Dolidze and her husband Irakli Kakabadze have been speaking out for a few years about Saaksahvili’s penchant for violence. See them try to sound the warning last year during his now-discredited reelection in the recent documentary, \At the Top of My Voice\. (www.atthetopofmyvoice.com)