The issue of banning political parties is being discussed in the Constitutional Court

Chairman of the Legal Issues Committee of the Parliament of Georgia, Archil Gorduladze, stated before the start of the session in the Constitutional Court that the public has been waiting for 14 years for a legal assessment of the "National Movement's" bloody regime. According to Gorduladze, the ruling team will present evidence in court to assess the harmful acts and anti-democratic actions committed by the "collective National Movement." 1TV+7

According to Gorduladze, the "National Movement" and its so-called branches had overthrown Georgia's state order and democratic foundation between 2004-2012, and since 2012, they have continued to undermine democracy and violate the country's independence in accordance with external instructions. 1TV+7

A lawsuit regarding the banning of five political parties and unions is being considered at the ongoing process in the Constitutional Court. The ruling team expects that the court will make a decision that will assess the actions of the mentioned parties and lead to the banning of their activities, which, according to Gorduladze, will pave the way for democracy. POSTV+3