Day three: a new rally against the law on foreign agents is gathering near the Georgian parliament
Kyiv • UNN
For the third day in a row, thousands of protesters have gathered outside the Georgian parliament building, protesting the controversial law on "foreign agents" and blocking Rustaveli Avenue.
For the third day in a row, activists have been gathering near the Georgian parliament building to rally against the law on foreign agents. According to Paper Kartuli, Rustaveli Avenue is blocked, UNN reports.
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Earlier, the protesters covered the door of the back entrance to the Georgian parliament with stickers. The stickers read: "No to Russian law", "Slaves of Russia", "Slaves of Putin".
Thousands of protesters have already gathered outside the building. The anthems of Georgia and the European Union were played, Mtavari reports.
Recall
Today, the Georgian parliament approved the draft law on "foreign agents" in the first reading.
