In Georgia, thousands demonstrate against the controversial "foreign agents" bill.
Thousands of people are demonstrating against the so-called "foreign influence" law in the Georgian capital, Tbilisi. Organizations that receive foreign funding will be required by law to register as "foreign agents." Some who oppose it claim that it might be used to suppress oppositional groups and harm Georgia's hopes of enlisting in the EU. Former Georgian Deputy Foreign Minister Thornike Gordadze was responsible for the country's relations with the EU. He claims former prime minister Bidzina Ivanishvili is coordinating the government's action.
Demonstrators and police brawled after Senegal's election was postponed.
President Macky Sall's order to delay this month's presidential election has been met with an appeal by Senegalese opposition contenders. Police have used tear gas on protestors and have even detained an opposition presidential candidate in response to the demonstrations against the decision.
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