Georgia: Thousands Protest In Tbilisi As Parliament Approves 2nd Reading Of ‘Foreign Influence’ Bill

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Georgia: Thousands Protest In Tbilisi As Parliament Approves 2nd Reading Of ‘Foreign Influence’ Bill

Thousands gathered to protest in Tbilisi on Wednesday night, May 1 as Georgia’s parliament had approved the second reading of a “foreign influence” bill. The “foreign influence” bill, also known as 'Russian Law,' which requires groups funded from abroad to register as foreign agents.

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