Minor altercation occurs among Transparency Law protesters
22:59, 17.04.2024
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PM Kobakhidze: NGO Transparency Law critics prefer opacity over clarity
- PM: Those benefiting from foreign funding trying to foment revolution. Funding should be transparent
- GD not to repel Transparency Law
- PM: About 150 NGOs registered under Transparency Law; others likely have something to hide
- Speaker: Transparency Law not a problem for majority of foreign-funded NGOs
- Speaker reports over 300 applications in Transparency Register, surpassing appeals against Transparency Law
- PM: Transparency Law aims to combat liberal fascism by revealing funding sources
- Speaker: Civil society's current Frankenstein model is not taking us anywhere; Upholding Transparency Law seems to be good place to start
- Constitutional Court to hold regulatory session on lawsuits against Transparency Law
- PM emphasizes new Transparency Law to track foreign financial influences in Georgia
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