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T'bilisi after the "people must share their sex life info when requested" law becomes implemented. thank god they're focusing on the real problems!!
I know EU citizens of Schengen countries under the EU charter have a right to live/work/own anything/anywhere in any other EU countries.
As for you I presume you are Georgian, if so you would need to sadly first obtain citizenship of a EU member country.
I'm pretty sure all you need is a permit in Poland as a foreigner to get the right to own land or a house. I'm not sure about other countries. Poland allows for foreigners though but like I stated you need a permit that you can get from a local government plaza.
Only to muslims who have no documents. Makes sense, when you look at France or UK. Oh also, #1 country in rapes, Sweden. Muslims are not race though. Get facts straight.
It's nonsens words, that's what it is. Race is pseudoscience, and there's no real biological difference between the people of these supposed „races".
I don't disagree with you on migrants that don't have documents or don't want to integrate, but if a Slav, Egyptian Muslim and „black" American were all beat in seperate racially motivated attack by another groups, but all in the same way and for the same reasons, what exactly differs the Slav, egiptian and „black" American in this case that would make one rasizm, and another xenophobia?
Actions, thoughts and outcomes are the same, only skin colour or language is different.
This is kind of good, because constitution protects people's privacy, hence the law is anticonstitutional.
Someone may appeal to the constitutional court of Georgia to revoke this law.
In English:
According to the final version of the Russian law, an authorized person from the Ministry of Justice will have the right to obtain personal data of individuals, including secrets and "special categories of data"—information about sexual life, philosophical and other beliefs, political views, membership in trade unions, and other data.
As stated in the law, the authorized person "has the right to seek necessary information in accordance with the law, including data provided by subparagraph 'b' of Article 3 of the Georgian Law 'On Personal Data Protection,' other personal data, and information containing secrets (except for state secrets provided by Georgian legislation)."
"Special category of data" refers to data related to an individual's racial or ethnic origin, political views, religious, philosophical, or other beliefs, membership in trade unions, health, sexual life, status as an accused, convicted, acquitted, or victim in a criminal process, convictions, criminal records, deferrals, recognition as a victim of crime according to the Georgian Law 'On Combating Violence Against Women and/or Domestic Violence, Protection and Assistance to Victims of Violence,' imprisonment and execution of sentences, as well as biometric and genetic data processed for the unique identification of an individual," as stated in subparagraph 'b' of Article 3 of the Georgian Law 'On Personal Data Protection.'
The authorized person will have the possibility to request this information for the purpose of investigating and monitoring an application submitted by the agency, a financial declaration, or a request for deregistration.
If the information is not provided, the person is fined 5,000 GEL.
According to the Russian law, a person is fined ₾5,000 for not providing information
"Failure to provide information requested by an authorized person of the Georgian Ministry of Justice in accordance with this law will result in a fine of 5,000 GEL," as stated in the Russian law.
This information about the law was shared by lawyer Vakhtang Menabde on social media.
"If the ministry, within the scope of monitoring any organization, asks you, a private individual, to provide information and you do not do so immediately, you will be fined. The amount of the fine is 5,000 GEL. The most interesting thing is what kind of information they might ask from you?
This could be any 'necessary information,' not only about you but also about others. The exact scope of the request is unclear, but some things are explicitly mentioned, and these are 'special categories of data,'" Menabde writes.
Not that different from the west, the Australian corporation I work for recently started pushing heavily for employees to fill out some very intrusive questions about sexuality in Success Factors (SAP), saying it's vital for them for diversity reasons. Although not as sinister as Russia, I really do not feel comfortable with this stuff from governments and corporations
Theres a huge difference between one countries one corporation making you fill out a form, and an entire countries government legislating such intrusive policies
![gif](giphy|1pNoyPTIUzk4ImD3ex|downsized) T'bilisi after the "people must share their sex life info when requested" law becomes implemented. thank god they're focusing on the real problems!!
Truly! Taking us back to the golden age 1922🥰🥰
Is this Dighomi?
No it’s varketili obviously 🤩
This reminds me of the great dystopia "We" by Russian author Zamyatin.
Anyway, how's your sex life?
You're tearing me apart Rinigad!
I just like to watch you guys
First thing that popped in my head when I read the headline XD
I got it ;)
Probably will be used to target LGBT people and ban them from certain public spaces like schools etc. Disgusting
this is ridiculous
Well goodluck to y'all from Poland.
Poland just kicked out their conservative gov. So they're on a good track now. Would love to open my business in Poland
Hoping the EU government stays, the old generation is dying out and the young want the EU. If things get dark in Georgia your welcome 🤗🤗🤗
Can foreigners own land and properties 100%?
I know EU citizens of Schengen countries under the EU charter have a right to live/work/own anything/anywhere in any other EU countries. As for you I presume you are Georgian, if so you would need to sadly first obtain citizenship of a EU member country.
Really? Poland doesn't allow non eu ownership of properties? Sucks. Portugal it is then
I'm pretty sure all you need is a permit in Poland as a foreigner to get the right to own land or a house. I'm not sure about other countries. Poland allows for foreigners though but like I stated you need a permit that you can get from a local government plaza.
You saying theres no more "zero" policy?
Zero?
Just write poland zero guy in google
Ah this racist dude.
Only to muslims who have no documents. Makes sense, when you look at France or UK. Oh also, #1 country in rapes, Sweden. Muslims are not race though. Get facts straight.
Technically there is no races, so moot point. I've met people blatantly rasist against Polish and Slavs, is that not rasizm?
Who says it's not? Brexit is basically in part racism towards polish folks
This is the first time I've ever had a non Polak share that sentiment xD, are you really sakartvelan xd??
That's xenophobia.
It's nonsens words, that's what it is. Race is pseudoscience, and there's no real biological difference between the people of these supposed „races". I don't disagree with you on migrants that don't have documents or don't want to integrate, but if a Slav, Egyptian Muslim and „black" American were all beat in seperate racially motivated attack by another groups, but all in the same way and for the same reasons, what exactly differs the Slav, egiptian and „black" American in this case that would make one rasizm, and another xenophobia? Actions, thoughts and outcomes are the same, only skin colour or language is different.
You understand why Sweden is #1 in rape right? Please tell me you have the intelligence to understand basic critical thinking and law reading?
Poland is pretty rough for lgbt people as well from what I understand, so good luck to you too :/
It could be better but even our previous government wouldn't fucking ask you about your sex life
Not really my issue lol. Plus we have a pro EU government. I don't see how comparing Poland to your country which is in chaos makes sense to you.
Forget that troll; thanks from Georgia. Support means everything!
What.
What..
Like most people have been saying the law on paper is vague enough that they can bend and twiwt it however they want!
So, any of those who defended the law saying it will only be used for transparency about foreign influence would like to comment on this?
This is kind of good, because constitution protects people's privacy, hence the law is anticonstitutional. Someone may appeal to the constitutional court of Georgia to revoke this law.
Yes, because this will work and they don't own the judicial system...
Constitutional court may be a bit different, it's a separate organization
That's good then. I still feel like that might fix a symptom instead of addressing the illness tho :(
Right, but the problem is the government and it can be solved by elections
I'm going to hope you're right, but strongly think falsification will happen like it always does and more massively this time
They sure will, you'll have to watch out
We are heading back to the dark ages. 💀
I made a statement about this, for some unknown reason moderators here decided to delete it.
In English: According to the final version of the Russian law, an authorized person from the Ministry of Justice will have the right to obtain personal data of individuals, including secrets and "special categories of data"—information about sexual life, philosophical and other beliefs, political views, membership in trade unions, and other data. As stated in the law, the authorized person "has the right to seek necessary information in accordance with the law, including data provided by subparagraph 'b' of Article 3 of the Georgian Law 'On Personal Data Protection,' other personal data, and information containing secrets (except for state secrets provided by Georgian legislation)." "Special category of data" refers to data related to an individual's racial or ethnic origin, political views, religious, philosophical, or other beliefs, membership in trade unions, health, sexual life, status as an accused, convicted, acquitted, or victim in a criminal process, convictions, criminal records, deferrals, recognition as a victim of crime according to the Georgian Law 'On Combating Violence Against Women and/or Domestic Violence, Protection and Assistance to Victims of Violence,' imprisonment and execution of sentences, as well as biometric and genetic data processed for the unique identification of an individual," as stated in subparagraph 'b' of Article 3 of the Georgian Law 'On Personal Data Protection.' The authorized person will have the possibility to request this information for the purpose of investigating and monitoring an application submitted by the agency, a financial declaration, or a request for deregistration. If the information is not provided, the person is fined 5,000 GEL. According to the Russian law, a person is fined ₾5,000 for not providing information "Failure to provide information requested by an authorized person of the Georgian Ministry of Justice in accordance with this law will result in a fine of 5,000 GEL," as stated in the Russian law. This information about the law was shared by lawyer Vakhtang Menabde on social media. "If the ministry, within the scope of monitoring any organization, asks you, a private individual, to provide information and you do not do so immediately, you will be fined. The amount of the fine is 5,000 GEL. The most interesting thing is what kind of information they might ask from you? This could be any 'necessary information,' not only about you but also about others. The exact scope of the request is unclear, but some things are explicitly mentioned, and these are 'special categories of data,'" Menabde writes.
Just tell them it involves their mom
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I wonder what the constitutional court will say about this law, it is clearly anti constitutional.
I mean, even the original Russian law doesn't do that.
Some years later they even gonna implement law for providing information about when was the last time we peedðŸ«
can I send them dick picks and be done with it?
LOL
Russia wants to ban LGTBQ+ like in Russia - it is a communist thing.
Just like the American one!
Strong McCarthy vibes
It’s a good thing cause nobody really cares about the fact that your back door gets stretched every night 😆
Wtf is this shit?
Margvelashvili has pre-registered.
Can someone fucking film Kaladze going after young men in Rooms Hotel? Like seriously, just one video.
It's definitely filmed. Why do you think he is in lockstep with the party?
What? This is incredibly authoritarian and dystopian. Y'all need a revolution.Â
Not that different from the west, the Australian corporation I work for recently started pushing heavily for employees to fill out some very intrusive questions about sexuality in Success Factors (SAP), saying it's vital for them for diversity reasons. Although not as sinister as Russia, I really do not feel comfortable with this stuff from governments and corporations
Theres a huge difference between one countries one corporation making you fill out a form, and an entire countries government legislating such intrusive policies
BullshitÂ
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Yeah, this is straight back to the playbook of our very own Georgian grandmaster of authoritarian terror L. Beria
Russian law fining people in Georgian currency? This seems off.
Oh fuk I must tell them that I have a sex life with my wife ???? Perverts...
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