Rally against law on ‘foreign agents’ takes place outside Georgian parliament

This is reported by Interpressnews, Ukrinform reports.

Some of the protesters came to the Georgian parliament in cumns from different locations in Tbilisi, including representatives of the medical sector, who hd posters "We are not a party. Our demand is a Eurean future" and "The future of the country/our health is in our hands", and students.

The demonstrators chant "Georgia" and "No to Russian law" and state that they will not st the protest.

Pice are mobilised near the parliament building.

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As Ukrinform reported, on 14 May, the Georgian parliament passed the law "On Transparency of Foreign Influence" in the third reading. The document was adted despite protests and rising tensions in the country.

Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili vetoed the law on 18 May. However, the ruling Georgian Dream party has enough votes in parliament to overcome it.

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