NATO calls on Georgian authorities to return to European course
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NATO criticized Georgia's adoption of a controversial law on "foreign agents" as a step away from European and Euro-Atlantic integration.
The adoption by the Georgian parliament of a law on so-called "foreign agents" is a step in the wrong direction and moves the country away from European and Euro-Atlantic integration. This was stated by NATO spokesperson Farah Dahlalla in the social network X, UNN reports.
The decision of the Georgian authorities to adopt a law on so-called "foreign agents" is a step in the wrong direction and moves Georgia further away from European and Euro-Atlantic integration,
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She also added that the Alliance calls on the Georgian authorities to change course and respect the right to peaceful protest.
Recall
On May 14, Georgia adopted a controversial law on "foreign agents" amid protests, prompting Western criticism for undermining democracy.