Published 05/30/2024 3:45:00 p.m.

Georgian group says it will take controversial media law to the constitutional court

A coalition of NGOs, reported by Georgia's Interpress news agency, is preparing a submission to the European Court of Human Rights.
Georgian politicians voted to override a presidential veto of the foreign agent bill, leading to significant protests in the country.
The bill mandates organizations receiving over 20% of funding from abroad to register as agents of foreign influence, facing strict disclosure rules and fines.

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Georgian group says it will take controversial media law to the constitutional court

A non-governmental organization in Georgia says it is preparing a lawsuit in the country’s constitutional court to challenge a law that critics say will stifle news media and independent organizations.

05/30/2024 2:35:54 p.m.·United States

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Georgian group says it will take controversial media law to the constitutional court

05/30/2024 2:35:53 p.m.·United States

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Georgian NGOs to challenge foreign agent law in constitutional court, ECHR

TBILISI (Reuters) - A group of Georgian non-governmental organisations (NGOs) said on Thursday they were preparing an appeal to the Georgian constitutional court against a "foreign agent" law that has sparked a political crisis, Georgian media reported. Read full story

05/30/2024 11:47:00 a.m.·Malaysia

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Georgian group says it will take controversial media law to the constitutional court

05/30/2024 2:36:40 p.m.

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Georgia NGOs to challenge 'foreign agent' law in court

A group of Georgian non-governmental organisations said they were preparing an appeal to the Georgian constitutional court against a "foreign agent" law that has sparked a political crisis, Georgian media reported.

05/30/2024 12:26:18 p.m.·Ireland

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Georgian NGOs to challenge foreign agent law in constitutional court, ECHR

TBILISI - A group of Georgian non-governmental organisations (NGOs) said on Thursday they were preparing an appeal to the Georgian constitutional court against a \"foreign agent\" law that has sparked a political crisis, Georgian media reported. Read more at straitstimes.com.

05/30/2024 11:44:55 a.m.·Singapore

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Georgian group says it will take controversial media law to the constitutional court

Georgian group says it will take controversial media law to the constitutional court

Georgian group says it will take controversial media law to the constitutional court

Georgian group says it will take controversial media law to the constitutional court

Georgian NGOs to challenge foreign agent law in constitutional court, ECHR

Georgian NGOs to challenge foreign agent law in constitutional court, ECHR

Georgian group says it will take controversial media law to the constitutional court

Georgian group says it will take controversial media law to the constitutional court

Georgia NGOs to challenge 'foreign agent' law in court

Georgia NGOs to challenge 'foreign agent' law in court

Georgian NGOs to challenge foreign agent law in constitutional court, ECHR

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