What Does the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights Say in the Third Party Position Submitted in the so-Called "FARA" Case?
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CoE Commissioner Intervenes as Third Party in ECtHR Case Against Georgia’s FARA - Civil Georgia
Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights Michael O’Flaherty has intervened as a third party in the case challenging Georgia’s Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) before the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR), arguing that the law is part of a broader pattern of restrictions seeking to intimidate Georgian civil society organizations. A Georgian version of the U.S. legislation, which came into effect last year as part of broader rest…
According to the Georgian Young Lawyers Association, the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights has submitted a third-party position in the so-called “FARA” case to the Strasbourg Court. The organization notes that the opinion not only includes an analysis of the aforementioned law, but also discusses the legislative context over the past two years. According to GYLA, the Commissioner believes that the adoption of the “Foreign Agents Re…
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