Part of the opposition in the Georgian parliament announced the transition to boycott mode after the adoption of the law on “foreign agents.”
The opposition parliamentary factions United National Movement (UNM) and Lelo in the Georgian parliament announced a boycott of parliamentary work in connection with the adoption of the law on “foreign agents”. This was reported by NewsGeorgia on Tuesday, May 14.
UNM team member Levan Bezhashvili said that the majority of opposition deputies will go into boycott mode.
“In the near future, together with representatives of both the parliamentary and non-parliamentary opposition, we will present the final action plan to the public,” he said.
The representative of the Lelo group, Anna Natsvlishvili, said that members of her faction see no point in continuing to work in parliament.
“Georgia’s future lies in NATO and the European Union,” he said.
Let us remind you that today the Georgian parliament adopted in the third final reading the law on the transparency of foreign influence. Considering the law, disputes between representatives escalated into fights.
Source: korrespondent
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