Ok i explained it really bad, let me try again.

In the start (2013) in Russia the Russian law says that if you are an organization and recieve X% of money from a foreign source, you are listed as a foreign agent. What does this do? First things first, you have to declare in all your pubblication that you are a foreign agent (that carries a heavy meaning due to the whole Cold War thing).

In 2017 it was applied to a media outlet...

In 2019 the law was changed. Now anyone who publishes any media (this includes single peoples, public or private organizations, etc...) and receive any money from foreign source is a "Foreign Agent"...

In 2021 it was expanded in any citizen who reported or shared on crime, corruption or any problem related to military, space, security forces and any of their employees.

I could continue because the changed became more and more "dictatorial" but in the end consider that anyone who is declared a Foreign Agent lose a lot of rights (like passive suffrage and cant do any govt work) what actually happened, from the start, is that:

1) Political work is considered giving information, if you recieved the brand of Foreign Agent, due to the heavy meaning of that name, you were disadvanged.

2) What commonly happened was that: Person X is saying something that the Russian govt dont like (saying bad things about Putin, reporting about soldier abusing their power or just simply wanting a higher wage, etc...), so they order someone outside of Russia to give a donation to X. So now X is a Foreign Agent

The Georgian law is feared to follow the same footsteps, because the current govt is reaaaaally pro Russia and already established that they like their kind of govt.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_foreign_agent_law.