66 people were detained during the protest against the “Foreign Agents” law in Georgia, the Interior Ministry said, Report informs, citing Georgian media sources.
According to the ministry, nearly 50 police officers were injured.
Georgian police detain 66 people over 'Foreign Agents' law protest
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