Protesters in Slovakia are rallying against a new legislation that they believe threatens free expression and the work of NGOs. The protests, particularly in Bratislava, are a response to the parliament's approval of a bill that requires NGOs to disclose detailed financial information. Critics, including the non-profit Via Iuris, argue that the law violates constitutional rights and aims to limit civic activities. Prime Minister Robert Fico supports the bill, which has drawn comparisons to repressive laws in Russia. Protests are planned in multiple cities as tensions rise over Fico's pro-Russia stance. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)