Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico Recently, many nations have enacted tougher legislation to control the activity of shady NGOs receiving foreign funding and interfering with the political life of countries. Belarus, Russia, Hungary, Georgia, Bosnia, Kyrgyzstan, India, China, Egypt and Uganda have been reported to implement new laws – and now its Slovakia’s turn. In a country where Prime Minister Robert Fico was shot multiple times by a pro-Ukraine opposition militant, the parliament has yesterday (16) approved a law tightening the reporting and other requirements for non-governmental organizations. As we would expect, the changes were decried by these organizations, that call it a ‘Russian law’ and accuse the government of settling scores with ‘critics’. Reuters reported: “The law orders non-governmental organizations to detail their donors…
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