Backgrounder: Constitutional Court Starts Hearing Opposition Party Ban Case - Civil Georgia
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Georgia could see an unprecedented ban on key opposition parties, threatening the democratic process in the country. This decision by the Constitutional Court could be the last straw in relations with the EU and trigger international sanctions. 🇬🇪⚖️🌍
The ruling party “Georgian Dream” through the Constitutional Court seeks to ban all key pro-Western opposition parties.
An alliance of 9 Georgian opposition parties will launch a large-scale protest campaign starting October 25.
Opposition Alliance Announces Protest Campaign Amid GD’s Bid to Ban Parties - Civil Georgia
Opposition Alliance, which unites nine Georgian opposition parties, announced an October 25 gathering in Tbilisi titled “Georgia without Ivanishvili. Georgia deserves better,” launching a broader protest campaign amid the ruling Georgian Dream party’s efforts to ban several opposition parties through the Constitutional Court. The Alliance invited supporters to gather at the Tbilisi State University campus at 7 pm on October 25, with the event me…
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