Representatives of art protested the processes ongoing in the field of culture at joint session of three parliamentary committees

Representatives of the art protested the current process in the field of culture at the joint session of the three committees of the Parliament, where the activities of the head of the Personal Data Protection Service are being heard.

The above persons, wearing t-shirts with protest messages - "Solidarity to writers," "Independence to the cinema center," "No to censorship," "Cinema is in danger," "Art is alive and independent," "There are four traitors out of every three men" – arrived at the committee hearing, after which the chairman took a break and called them to leave the hall. After the representatives of the art left the hall, Mikheil Sarjveladze noted that this was a performance staged by their colleague, who did not dare to come to the committee himself.

“It's a pity that, instead of what performing his duties, he is engaged in some other entertainment," Sardjveladze said.

After leaving the committee, the representatives of the art field told the media that their protest was entirely related to the ongoing processes in the field of culture.

"Georgian culture is in danger. This is how we try to tell them what we have to say. The Ministry of Culture does not come in contact. In general, what is happening in culture is completely unimaginable, there must be a reaction to it," film expert Levan Abdushelishvili said.