There was a verbal confrontation between the participants of the rally and the police in front of the Parliament

A verbal confrontation took place between the participants of the rally and the police near the parliament building, where the opponents of the law "On transparency of foreign influence" are gathered.

In particular, the verbal confrontation took place after one of the participants of the rally did not give the Russian journalist the opportunity to work professionally.

As the participant of the rally noted, the journalist spoke with propagandistic text, which was unacceptable to him.

"When we asked a Russian journalist whether Russia is an occupier, he answered, ``I don't agree.'' The police protected this person. He came to the rally where the children were standing and began to engage with a flattering text for Russia, and who would forgive that? One of the participants of the rally asked whether Russia is an occupier, to which he answered - I don't agree. Such people are allowed in Georgia", said the participant of the rally.

The police took the journalist out of the place, and before that they warned the participants of the rally to refrain from insulting addresses, which was followed by protest from the participants of the rally.

At the moment, the participants of the rally are gathered near the Parliament, from where they will march towards the office of "Georgian Dream".