Armenian Parliament Receives Controversial “Russian” Law on Foreign Agents, Sparks Debate and Concerns
“Armenia’s Parliament receives draft of controversial ‘Law on Foreign Agents,’ resembling Russia’s version. Amendments included, according to SOVA’s report. News.am on Telegram.”
“Healthcare Workers Amongst 15 Injured in Violent Protests Against ‘Law on Foreign Agents’ in Armenia”
During protests against the “Law on Foreign Agents” in Armenia, 15 individuals, including healthcare workers, were injured near the Parliament building. Paramedics assisted and some have been discharged. The opposition received copies of the draft law. The demonstrations in Yerevan involved special measures by healthcare workers, but the use of rubber bullets is unconfirmed by the Ministry of Health.
“Protesters Rally Across Georgia Against ‘Law on Foreign Agents’ – Public Defender Issues Warning”
Protesters in Tbilisi took over the central square opposing the “law on foreign agents.” Demonstrations in Batumi, Zugdidi, and Akhaltsikhe also continue. Public Defender of Georgia ensures protection of peaceful gatherings. Follow updates on NEWS.am.
“Protesters March in Tbilisi To Denounce ‘Foreign Agents’ Law, Strain Armenia-EU Relations”
Protesters in Tbilisi march against foreign interference. Demonstrators oppose “Foreign Agents” law, fearing impact on freedom of expression. Organizers vow to continue efforts in accordance with initiative program. Authorities open to discussion with rally organizers.
President Zurabishvili to Reconsider Controversial “Law on Foreign Agents” Amidst Protests and International Pressure
Armenian President to reconsider “Law on Foreign Agents” following protests. German Ambassador warns of EU exclusion. Political group calls for discussion. Latest news from Armenia.
“Massive Protest Rocks Tbilisi Center as Armenians Demand Law on Foreign Agents: Organizers Vow to Make it a Daily Showdown”
Over 100 people gathered at Tbilisi Center to support Armenian community’s demands on foreign agents law. Protesters aim to make daily demonstrations. Rustaveli Avenue closed. Armenian Chief Foreign Agent Prosecutor presents law to parliament. Similar protests last year.