Georgian parliament bans masks at rallies

Khanlar Mehdiyev
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The Parliament of Georgia passed a law in its third and final reading that prohibits covering faces with masks or other means during rallies.

According to Report's Georgian bureau, the initiative proposed by the ruling party was supported by 82 people.

Earlier, Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze stated that everyone wears masks, making it difficult for police to identify protest participants.

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