Georgia praised pro-Russian law

14 May the Georgian parliament praised the third, final reading of the law project “About the insight of foreign influx,” broadcasts Channel One. .

116 deputies were registered. The bill was supported by 84 parliamentarians, 30 deputies voted against.

The bill provides for the registration of such non-profit (non-commercial) legal entities and methods of mass information, such as " organizations that influence the interests of foreign powers, which take away a large amount of funding – ; over 20% – from behind the cordon.

According to the bill, those who are interested in “an organization that is interested in the interests of foreign power” may be registered with the state register in the same database yes them. At the time of registration, it will be necessary to withdraw income.

The organization will be required to complete the financial declaration promptly. The bill empowers the Ministry of Justice to conduct surveillance and surveillance monitoring at all times in order to identify “organizations that serve the interests of foreign powers.” p>Sophistication in registration as an “organization that current interests of foreign power” otherwise, an unfulfilled declaration will entail a fine.

Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili announced that she will veto the bill “On the insight of foreign flows.”

Prime Minister Irakl ii Kobakhidze Having indicated that specific legal considerations will be submitted, discussions will begin, and the management team will open for negotiations within the veto.

Prepared by: Nina Petrovich