Georgian oppositionist Shushani Matsaberidze received a fine of 5 thousand lari (slightly more than 1.9 thousand. dollars) for a sticker about a rally in support of Ukraine. Elene Khoshtaria, leader of the opposition Droa party, announced this on Facebook..

Today, Droa participants Shushani Matsaberidze brought five receipts, each with a thousand lira fine for " The stickers refer to a rally scheduled 1 year after the start of a full-scale war in Ukraine,” Khoshtaria wrote on Facebook.

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Recall, late in the evening, on March 10, the Georgian Parliament announced the holding of a plenary session, although a decision was made to temporarily stop the work of the legislative body.

During the protests, the parliament rejected the bill on "

The adoption of the bill in the first reading provoked mass protests, tens of thousands of people took to the streets in several cities of the country. The most crowded were rallies in Tbilisi - where the protesters tried to break into the parliament. However, the protests on March 7 and 8 were brutally suppressed by the police..

Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili supported the protesters and said she would veto the law if it was passed.

In the end, on March 9, government officials announced that they were withdrawing the scandalous bill.