Matt Miller Criticizes Georgian Parliament for Overriding Foreign Agent's Veto

Matt Miller, the spokesperson for the U.S. State Department, expresses his discontent as the Georgian Parliament overrides the veto on the controversial Foreign Agent law.

The law, reminiscent of similar legislation in Russia, mandates that media outlets and non-governmental organizations receiving more than 20% of their funding from foreign sources must register as foreign agents. Critics argue that this law threatens democratic freedoms and aims to stifle dissent.

Matt Miller, known for his critical stance on international policies impacting democracy and freedom, voices his concerns about the implications of this decision on Georgia's democratic aspirations and its relations with the Western world.

Watch the video to see his full statement and the reactions from various stakeholders.

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Source: US State Department