Anti-Transparency Bill rally underway on Rustaveli Avenue
21:03, 30.04.2024
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UK State Minister urges Georgian Parliament not overturn veto and withdraw foreign influence legislation
- Trans-Atlantic Foreign Affairs Committee Chairs issue joint statement on adoption of Transparency of Foreign Influence law
- President's Parliamentary Secretary says veto not to improve transparency law
- Speaker meets EU's five FMs
- PM: Transparency Law adoption provides strong guarantees for peace and stability, being essential for Georgia's integration into EU
- Senator Jim Risch: By passing law Georgian gov't made clear it isn’t interested in European future
- Public Defender urges parliament to achieve transparency by making changes to proposed draft law or legislation
- Members of U.S. House Committee on Foreign Affairs send letter to Georgian PM over Transparency Law
- Protest against Transparency Law underway at Parliament
- German Parliament Foreign Affairs Chair urges Georgia to withdraw Transparency of Foreign Influence Law
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