The opposition defined the bill as 'the Russian law,' drawing parallels to Moscow's use of similar measures to suppress independent media and stigmatise activists.
Activists tried to block parliament's access to prevent the bill's final reading, with protests escalating and tens of thousands demonstrating against the legislation.
Many argue the 'foreign influence law' could hinder Georgia's EU membership, as the country faces pressure to align with EU standards on rule of law and justice reforms.
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