Mako Gomuri: 1 year ago, I was standing here as I'm right now, wearing the same closes - I was as much danger to the police, or to the Parliament as I'm to you now

1 year ago, I was standing here as I'm right now, wearing the same closes - I was as much danger to the police, or to the Parliament as I'm to you now, - stated 20 June night victim, Mako Gomuri, at the demonstration in front of the Parliament.

Mako Gomuri also noted that she's a lot of questions for the government and the number of unanswered questions are growing.

"It's very hard to stand here now. I thought I came with a lot of energy today; however, I see it's hard to be here, after 1 year. First of all, I thank you because I came through this year with you, you were always concerned and worried about my condition, about the advancements that I would have. Exactly 1 year passed after 20 June. 1 year ago, I was standing here as I'm right now, wearing the same closes - I was as much danger to the police, or to the bulding as I'm to you now. However, apparently it was not enough for one of the law-enforcement employees and I was shot. Why? This is the question about which I haven't got an answer for 1 year. The reality is simple, I need to get my share of justice. However, there's also another reality, in front of me - in the parliament building where they always try to dishonor us with their tricks.

They even dare to say that they don't remember what happened on 20 June and that our eyes are secondary and the primary issue was to save the Parliament from storming. A question comes to my mind - what did they save by digging out our eyes? What was the problem with us standing here, protesting peacefully? There are a lot of questions unanswered and they are growing in number. However, I hope that I'll complete this fight as a winner, with you. I love you very much and let's remember that in Georgia we'll never tolerate the domination of a country which takes territories from us and kidnaps people", - stated Gomuri.