Georgia’s Constitutional Court Weighs Ruling Party’s Bid to Ban Main Opposition Parties
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Georgia’s Constitutional Court Weighs Ruling Party’s Bid to Ban Main Opposition Parties
Executive summary: On October 21, the Constitutional Court of Georgia, in the Black Sea city of Batumi, began hearings on a lawsuit by the ruling Georgian Dream party seeking to ban five main pro-Western opposition parties. They include the United National Movement (UNM), founded by former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili in 2001; Akhali (part of […]
And again with notations. The Europeans don't like Georgian democracy
And again with notationsThe Europeans don't like Georgian democracy.The OSCE calls on the Georgian authorities to ensure political pluralism in the country, but they miss an important part of the background.OSCE PA President Mikita...
Georgia regarded as an "interference in independent justice" the call by the President of the OSCE PA, Ukrainian deputy Nikita Poturayev, to withdraw from the Constitutional Court proceedings against the ruling Georgian Dream to ban five radical opposition parties, which began on 21 October, transmits the reporter of the newspaper HZGLAD in Tbilisi. The Prime Minister of Georgia, Irakli Kobahidze, stated that all international organizations shou…
Georgia, in turn, is facing a political crisis, after the Constitutional Court began to examine a request by which the ruling party, Georgian Dream (Georgian Vision), aims to ban five opposition groups. The initiative has sparked strong reactions at European level. Several institutions and organisations warn that this measure could [...]
In competition with Poland, it is the political crisis and in Georgia, after the Constitutional Court began examining an action by which the ruling party, Georgian Dream (Georgian Dream), seeks to obtain the prohibition of five major formations...
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