Georgian deputies have postponed voting on the law on “foreign agents”. A protest continues near the parliament building, special forces make arrests
On April 16, the Georgian parliament did not vote in the first reading on the bill on “foreign agents,” TASS reports. The official reason for postponing the vote scheduled for Tuesday was the protracted debate. As Parliament Chairman Shalva Papuashvili explained, according to the regulations, the plenary session cannot end later than eight in the evening, and by this time all deputies who wished to speak did not have time to speak. The vote is expected to take place on Wednesday, April 17.