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Why Georgia’s Proposed Foreign Agents Law Mirrors Russia’s Authoritarian Tactics

Georgia’s ruling party, “Georgian Dream,” is pushing a controversial foreign agents law that has sparked widespread protests and raised concerns about the country’s democratic future. While the party claims the law promotes transparency, critics argue it’s a blatant copy of Russia’s legislation used to silence dissent. Let’s delve into why this law is seen as a dangerous step towards authoritarianism.

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Georgia Braces for Student Strike as “Agents’ Law” Heats Up

Tensions are reaching a fever pitch in Georgia as students from 13 universities, including the prestigious Tbilisi State University and Ilia State University, prepare to launch a nationwide strike on May 13th. This bold move signifies a dramatic escalation in protests against the controversial “Agents’ Law,” a piece of legislation critics believe threatens the very fabric of Georgian democracy and aligns the country with Russia’s authoritarian tendencies.

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