TBILISI (Reuters) - Dimitri Chikovani, a member of Georgia’s opposition United National Movement (UNM) and an active protester against a controversial new law said he was attacked by five people last week, blaming the government for seeking to intimidate opponents.

Georgia's parliament on Tuesday passed the third and final reading of a "foreign agents" bill, prompting a warning from the United States that if the legislation failed to meet European Union standards,

Protesters took to the streets of Georgia’s capital, Tbilisi, after Parliament passed the “foreign agents” bill that could jeopardize the country’s bid to join the European Union. CNN’s Clare Sebastian takes a closer look at the situation.