Blanket Fury Against The Government

Georgia's Protests: A Nation Torn

Blanket Fury Against the Government

A Law Against the People

In a move that has sparked massive protests and highlighted the deep divide within the country, the Georgian government has passed a law that has been widely condemned as anti-democratic and repressive. The law, which has been dubbed the "Agent Law," would require non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that receive funding from abroad to register as "foreign agents" and be subject to strict oversight and regulation.

The law has been met with widespread anger and condemnation from opposition parties, civil society groups, and international organizations. Critics say that the law is designed to silence dissent and intimidate independent voices in the country. It has also raised concerns about the future of democracy and freedom of expression in Georgia.