Foreign Ministry: The PM was invited to the USA with the reservation that before the visit, the Parliament had to suspend the consideration of the draft law on transparency of foreign influence, which does not correspond to the spirit of partnership
Demonstrators march from Parliament, join protesters on Hero's Square
Swedish Foreign Minister: The EU has shown that it supports the European aspirations of the Georgian people - the Georgian Government should refrain from false narratives and inflammatory rhetoric
Czech Foreign Minister: I condemn all violence against the protesters in Georgia - the law on transparency of foreign influence is not in line with Georgia's European aspirations
Protesters block road on Heroes' Square
Michael Roth: As long as there are such brave, great Europeans, the European Union will not disappear, Tbilisi is now the real capital of Europe
Thomas Hacker: Today’s Georgian Dream is more and more a profound nightmare for the people of Georgia and their wish for a European future
National Platform: The violent and reputation-damaging rhetoric towards the European Union, its member states, the United States of America and all those international partners is alarming – we call on Georgian Dream anot to support the anti-constitutional and anti-European bill
Robin Dunnigan: I am deeply concerned that in recent weeks the Georgian government’s choices have moved the country away from its Euro-Atlantic future
Gert Jan Koopman: Tbilisi has a very tense climate, I urge everyone to lower the temperature - I clearly stated that this law is very problematic
Marija Pejčinović Burić: I call on Georgian lawmakers to wait for the forthcoming opinion of the Venice Commission - transparency should not be used as an instrument to stigmatise civil society organisations
British Embassy: The voices of Georgian citizens must be heard! The right to peaceful protest must be respected
Gitanas Nausėda: Georgian government is pushing the country into a backslide and undermining its EU perspective
US Embassy: Georgia’s European democracy is at risk
Rolande Pryce: In recent years, Georgia has often been in the headlines due to positive issues and now being in the headlines because of this sad protest is a challenge
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