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Parallelly, NATO’s spokesperson, Farah Dakhlallah, criticized the law, echoing the EU’s sentiments about its potential to distance Georgia from Euro-Atlantic integration.The adoption of the law negatively impacts the country's progress on EU path.
— Josep Borrell Fontelles (@JosepBorrellF) May 15, 2024
Freedom of association and freedom of expression are fundamental rights at the core of Georgia’s EU commitments.
We urge the Georgian authorities to withdraw the law.
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Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili has promised to veto the legislation, but the ruling coalition, Georgian Dream, will likely override it.The Georgian government’s decision to pass legislation on so-called “foreign agents” is a step in the wrong direction and takes Georgia 🇬🇪 further away from European and Euro-Atlantic integration. We urge #Georgia to change course and to respect the right to peaceful protest.
— NATO Spokesperson Farah Dakhlallah (@NATOpress) May 15, 2024