As Georgia presses on with 'Russia-style' laws, its citizens describe a country on the brink
- The “Foreign Influence” Law requires media, civil society groups, and nonprofit organizations to register if receiving over 20% of funding from abroad, subjecting them to state scrutiny.
- Activists believe the law aims to stigmatize them and limit debate ahead of Georgia's October election, while the government claims it protects against foreign destabilization.
- Hugh Williamson from Human Rights Watch states the law threatens democracy by marginalizing critical voices, calling it an existential threat.
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