Passing of the "foreign agents" law

Passing of the "foreign agents" law

14.05.2024, Tbilisi. Protest in Georgia against the so-called "Russian Law." Passing of the the "Transparency of Foreign Influence" law has led to some of the largest peaceful protests in the country in recent decades. Photo: Martin Pedaja/Postimees

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