The targets of the accusation respond to the attack at non-governmental organizations by the parliamentary majority. Members of the parliamentary majority blamed NGOs for delivering incorrect information to the US Department of State.
Sulkhan Saladze, the chairman of the Georgian Young Lawyers" Association, called on the members of the parliamentary majority to specify the nongovernmental organizations who sent the report to the US Department of State.
"Generally, I think that when the MP speaks about such issues and speaks about the whole civil sector, it is better to name it as the composition of the civil sector is larger than that of the parliament," said Sulkhan Saladze.
Sulkhan Saladze says that the members of the parliamentary majority have a new, unified " message box" today.
"I saw the new " message box" in the statement that some of the civil society organizations put in awkward situations the state department, the strategic partner. Last week we talked about the fact that we were misleading today, putting in an awkward situation. It"s just better to make up their mind and then to speak to the public, it"s probably better, "Sulkhan Saladze said.
In the report of the US Department of State Georgia is on the list of countries where money laundering takes place.

Bank fraud and cybercrime are named as the main source of illicit income in Georgia.