Tbilisi protests: Georgians began to use cartoons on politicians and hinted at the Russian Federation (photo)

Posters appeared on the walls of the Georgian Parliament building where representatives of the authorities are depicted in the form of pigs and ties of the color of the Russian flag. In Tbilisi, protesters against the law on "Inaging" pledged posters on the walls of the Parliament building, on which Georgian politicians are depicted with pork faces and dressed in tie in the colors of the Russian Federation. About it reports Paper Kartuli.

On the posters mentioned, you can see the QR code, which leads to the video called "Georgia people deserve more". In the video, this phrase is uttered by several people. At the end of the video, a quote from the New Testament is also shown on the screen: "Do not throw your pearls in front of pigs so that they do not trample them with their feet and, returning, do not rub you. " Recall that mass protests in Georgia began on March 7.

The reason for this was the adoption of the Parliament of the Law on "Inaging", which is similar to Russian legislation. According to the new law, organizations and media, which are more than 20% of their income from abroad, should be in a special registry. Otherwise, they are threatened with penalties or imprisonment. Protesters gather every day near the Parliament building and demand to cancel the law on "inagents", as well as to release people detained during the rallies on March 7-8.