US EditionLawmakers brawl as Georgian Parliament considers ‘foreign agent’ bill
- Georgian politicians clashed in parliament over a controversial "foreign agents" bill, causing chaos.
- The bill, opposed by Western countries, would require organizations to register as foreign agents or face fines.
- Government officials met with EU, UK, and US ambassadors to discuss the bill's impact on relations.
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Georgia’s parliament presses forward with ‘foreign agent’ bill despite protests
TBILISI, April 16 — The speaker of Georgia’s parliament said that lawmakers would debate the first reading of a bill on “foreign agents” today as opponents called for a second day of protests against a measure they see as Russian-inspired. More than 5,000 people demonstrated today outside parliament, facing off against riot police and water cannon to oppose a bill that Georgian and Western critics have warned would jeopardise Georgia’s hopes of …
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In Georgia, thousands of pro-Western demonstrators again took to the streets against a law criticised as "Russian". Several arrests took place during the protests.
It's inspired by Russian authoritarianism, and it was proposed a year ago and then withdrawn after massive demonstrations, and now the government has represented it.
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