People are set to gather for a second day of protests as the foreign agents bill is expected to go to its first plenary hearing, a day after the Georgian Parliament’s Legal Affairs Committee greenlit the controversial law. The bill was advanced amidst upheaval in parliament and as tens of thousands protested outside.
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Georgian Dream had previously filed complaints against the opposition TV channels.
The statement came following commentary by Russian propagandists and politicians on the dispute between Pashinyan and the Armenian Church.
The restrictions would significantly hinder journalists’ ability to report on court proceedings.
Abzas Media was one of the last independent Azerbaijan news sites operating in the country.
