Following disputed parliamentary elections in Georgia, opposition leaders are rallying the public against alleged election fraud perpetrated by the ruling party, Georgian Dream. With claims of mass bribery and voter intimidation, opposition groups are refusing to accept their parliamentary seats, citing a stolen election. In Tbilisi, protesters gather to organize a peaceful resistance movement, calling for international oversight and a reevaluation of the election results. As frustration grows, the opposition struggles to mobilize support, particularly among younger demographics, while fears rise over potential authoritarianism under the current regime.