In Georgia, a 'March for Europe' to protest against controversial 'foreign influence' bill
On Sunday evening, at least 20,000 people turned out at Tbilisi's central Republic Square.
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On Sunday evening, at least 20,000 people turned out at Tbilisi's central Republic Square.
Georgian lawmakers agreed on an early draft of a controversial 'foreign influence' bill, sparking fresh street protests against the legislation, which is criticized for mirroring a repressive Russian law.
Thousands of people took to the streets of the Georgian capital again to protest plans by the ruling party to introduce a law that domestic critics and Western countries have said will be used to crack down on independent voices in the South Caucasus nation.
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Thousands of Georgians staged a "March for Europe" Sunday, calling on the government to scrap a controversial "foreign influence" bill, which the EU has warned