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Georgia: Police use water cannon and tear gas against protesters opposing 'foreign agent' bill

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More than 60 people have been detained during protests in Georgia's capital Tbilisi.

Police fired tear gas, water cannon and threw stun grenades at crowds who had gathered outside the country's parliament demonstrating against a new bill that could be used to crack down on press freedom and dissent.

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Ivor Bennett, Georgia, Russia
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