Here is a summary of the article:
**Protests Continue in Georgia**
* Pro-democracy and pro-EU protests have been ongoing for 96 consecutive days across Georgia.
* Demonstrations are scheduled to take place in various cities, including Tbilisi, Gori, Akhaltsikhe, Zugdidi, Telavi, Kutaisi, Batumi, and Chkhorotsku.
**Detained Journalist’s Health Deteriorates**
* Temur Katamadze, a detained journalist, has been on a 47-day hunger strike without medical supervision.
* His health condition has significantly worsened, with reports of weakness, difficulty moving, and weight loss exceeding 20 kg.
* Katamadze faces potential deportation to Turkey.
**International Pressure**
* The German Foreign Ministry has called for the immediate release of detained journalist Mzia Amaghlobeli, founder of Batumelebi/Netgazeti.
* The ministry has stated that the Georgian Dream government continues its campaign of intimidation against journalists, protesters, and opposition members.
**Protests Scheduled**
* A “Mothers’ March” is planned to take place from the State Concert Hall towards Parliament in Tbilisi on March 3.
* Public lectures and discussions are also scheduled to take place in various cities.
Note: The article provides a detailed schedule of protests across Georgia, but it does not provide further information about the specific demands or issues being addressed by the protesters.
