New Law Against Media: Where Does Reality End and the (Georgian) Dream Begin? • Forbes Georgia

In the Georgian parliament, which the opposition has been boycotting for five months, the ruling party has initiated a bill aimed at tightening media regulation. The changes include defining broadcasting standards, expanding the powers of the National Communications Commission, and severely restricting foreign funding. The bill applies to both television and radio broadcasters, as well as their online platforms and social networks. The ruling te…