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Georgia: 20,000 protesters take to streets after Parliament's initial vote on 'foreign influence' law

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Previous days saw riot police chase demonstrators in the labyrinth of narrow streets near parliament, beating them and making arrests. Several local media outlets said police had attacked their journalists.

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Georgia: 20,000 protesters take to streets after Parliament's initial vote on 'foreign influence' law

15 days ago·Paris, France

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"No to Russian law!": in Georgia, 20,000 demonstrators after the first vote on a law on "foreign influence"

Cette loi, comparée à la législation russe sur les « agents de l’étranger » utilisée par le Kremlin depuis 2014 pour persécuter les voix dissidentes, est vue comme un obstacle aux ambitions européennes

15 days ago·France

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Georgia: 20,000 protesters in the streets after first vote on "foreign influence" law / "A step towards Russia"

About 20,000 people demonstrated in Georgia on Wednesday against the first-reading vote on a draft law on "foreign influence", compared to a repressive Russian law on "foreign agents" and seen as an obstacle to the Caucasus country's European ambitions, according to the AFP.

15 days ago·Romania

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The law on “foreign influence” puts 20,000 Georgians on the streets

More than 20,000 people attended the country's parliament Wednesday evening

14 days ago·France

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“No to Russian law”: 20,000 demonstrators after the first vote of a law on “foreign influence” in Georgia

Around 20,000 people protested in Georgia on Wednesday against the first reading of a text on "foreign influence", compared to a Russian law on "foreign agents" and seen as an obstacle to the European ambitions of this Caucasus country....

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In Georgia, around 20,000 demonstrators against the law on “foreign influence”

Nearly 20,000 people protested in Georgia on Wednesday against the first reading of a text on "foreign influence", compared to a Russian repressive law on "foreign agents" and seen as an obstacle to the European ambitions of this Caucasus country.

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Georgia: 20,000 protesters take to streets after Parliament's initial vote on 'foreign influence' law

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Georgia: 20,000 protesters take to streets after Parliament's initial vote on 'foreign influence' law

Georgia: 20,000 protesters take to streets after Parliament's initial vote on 'foreign influence' law

"No to Russian law!": in Georgia, 20,000 demonstrators after the first vote on a law on "foreign influence"

"No to Russian law!": in Georgia, 20,000 demonstrators after the first vote on a law on "foreign influence"

Georgia: 20,000 protesters in the streets after first vote on "foreign influence" law / "A step towards Russia"

Georgia: 20,000 protesters in the streets after first vote on "foreign influence" law / "A step towards Russia"

The law on “foreign influence” puts 20,000 Georgians on the streets

The law on “foreign influence” puts 20,000 Georgians on the streets

“No to Russian law”: 20,000 demonstrators after the first vote of a law on “foreign influence” in Georgia

“No to Russian law”: 20,000 demonstrators after the first vote of a law on “foreign influence” in Georgia

In Georgia, around 20,000 demonstrators against the law on “foreign influence”

In Georgia, around 20,000 demonstrators against the law on “foreign influence”

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