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

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

Thousands gathered to protest in Tbilisi on Wednesday night, May 1 after Georgia’s parliament approved the second reading of the “foreign influence” bill. The controversial bill, also known as 'Russian Law,' requires any independent NGO or media organization funded from abroad to register as agents "pursuing the interests of a foreign power."

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