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Activists and journalists in Georgia have been targeted in a relentless intimidation campaign in recent days , replete with threatening calls, harassment, intimidation, suspected stalking, and even physical attacks.
Georgia 's “foreign agent” law would require organizations that receive more than 20 percent of their funding from foreign parties to disclose it and label themselves as “pursuing the interests of a foreign power” The law was signed into law on Monday after lawmakers overrode a presidential veto of the bill.
Tsutskiridze suffered severe bruising, a concussion, and received stitches to his head.
Hundreds of protesters have been arrested as well, and could face years in prison on criminal charges.
With elections quickly approaching in the fall , some have voiced concern that the Georgian Dream party could go so far as to rig the election results.
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