In Georgia, protests have erupted for the second consecutive night as citizens express their opposition to a proposed law that critics argue could limit press freedom and civil society. The demonstrations, centered in the capital city, have prompted a strong response from the police, who have deployed water cannons against the protesters. The proposed legislation has been a point of contention, drawing widespread criticism and sparking concerns about Georgia’s democratic values and its aspirations towards European Union membership.
Protests have erupted in Georgia for the second night in a row.
The demonstrations are in response to a proposed law feared to restrict press freedom and civil society.
Police have responded to the protests by using water cannons against demonstrators.
The contentious legislation has sparked widespread criticism and concerns about its impact on Georgia’s democracy and EU aspirations.
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