The Interior Ministry charged Keshelashvili with petty hooliganism and disobedience to the police at the same protest where he was severely beaten up.
The funding sources have been accused of being involved in criminal activities.
Both countries adopted the resolutions on Wednesday.
Magomed Magomedov’s lawyer was advised ‘not to make a fuss’ about the refusal.
Keshelashvili suggested that the prosecution of journalists is aimed at ensuring that state agencies ‘intimidate and restrict’ the media.
Besides the widely documented police beatings and detentions during the ongoing protests in Georgia, police have also specifically targeted women protesters with sexual harassment and violence.
Guram Rogava was severely injured after being beaten by a riot police officer during a crackdown on a pro-EU demonstration.
