Far-right demonstrators launched an attack on journalists and stormed LGBTQ activists' headquarters in Tbilisi ahead of a planned Pride march.

Footage from July 5 shows the anti-LGBTQ protesters scaling the three-storey building and waving Georgian flags.

Further clips show the protesters clashing with police who were attempting to escort journalists and camera crews away from the violence.

One clip shows a motorcyclist driving straight into a journalist and her cameraman.

According to reports, a journalist was beaten by the protesters and some camera crews claimed that their equipment was broken.

The proposed "March for Dignity" Pride event has been cancelled after the attack on the organisers HQ.

There is a confrontation near the church of Kashveti, where the clergymen offered prayers. Protesters beat a journalist of one of the TV companies.

Law enforcers and clerics arrived on the scene to try to ease the situation.

Police removed the journalist from the scene through a cordon..
Opponents of the March of Dignity came to the office of Tbilisi Pride on Akhvlediani Street.

Some of the protesters are trying to break into the Tbilisi Pride office from the balconies. They recently burned an LGBT flag put up on the office building.

The protesters are aggressive towards the journalists working on the spot.

Police are present in small numbers on the spot.