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Civil society wins: Controversial bill on apartments in Abkhazia withdrawn
The MPs made this decision to "reduce tension and maintain stability" in the republic
The MPs made this decision to "reduce tension and maintain stability" in the republic
Inal Khashig: "In 5-10 years, these 'tourists' will want to influence local processes"
Abkhazian psychiatrists are convinced that it is necessary to adopt a law on the provision of psychiatric care and the guarantees of citizens' rights during its provision
Unofficial reports indicate that most of the 35 parliamentarians will vote against the law
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