The Public Defender of Georgia has appealed to the Constitutional Court regarding the assessment of the constitutionality of the Law of Georgia on Transparency of Foreign influence in terms of the opinion of the court (Amicus Curiae).
The Ombudsman's apparatus reports about this.
According to the body, the separation of organizations under the regulations of the Law of Georgia on Transparency of Foreign Impact and giving them a new status to stigmatize organizations due to foreign funding and interference with their activities.
"A friend's opinion of the court reviews the possibility of widely interpreting regulations established by law and the existing monitoring mechanism, including access to personal data. According to the court's opinion, these requirements may be created by excessive organizational burden for organizations and their staff, which may significantly impair their ability to effectively carry out basic activities, ”the report said.
