Georgia’s Foreign Agent Law
Kobakhidze refuses to establish working group on foreign agent law
Berset’s statement follows his visit to Georgia in December.
Protests against the foreign agent law are expected to resume today after parliament approved the law in its third and final reading on Tuesday.
This article will be updated throughout the day.
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- Georgian parliament adopts foreign agent law
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