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The law in Georgia has generated notable controversy. While it aims to protect the country from perceived foreign meddling—particularly in sensitive cultural and political spheres—it has also sparked protests. Citizens, especially opposition groups and NGOs with ties to Soros’s foundations, have flooded the streets of Tbilisi, expressing concern over the restriction of civil liberties. However, many Georgians remain staunchly conservative and Orthodox Christian, regularly rallying against what they see as threats to their traditional values, such as LGBT rights and liberal cultural movements, which Soros-funded organizations often promote.