Nika Gvaramia: Georgian Dream issues licenses for political activity—effectively shaping the political landscape single-handedly, much like in the famous song: "Whatever daddy wants."

This party [Georgian Dream] grants licenses for political activity; at its own discretion and according to its own judgment, it can choose to demand a ban on some, while opting not to do so for others! Nika Gvaramia, leader of the Coalition for Change, made these remarks during a hearing at the Constitutional Court.

As Gvaramia explained, 95% of the lawsuit filed with the Constitutional Court consists of the findings of a temporary parliamentary commission. He further noted that the commission's report is based not on facts, but rather on someone’s personal perceptions regarding those facts.

"They want all parties to be abolished, along with any individual politicians they choose to target. As for those who are not currently banned—those who have been granted a 'political license'—if they happen to criticize Ivanishvili, they will be banned immediately. This amounts to the unilateral, artificial creation of a political landscape—constructing it exactly as someone desires, much like the line from the famous song: 'whatever daddy wants,'" Gvaramia stated during the court hearing.

The Constitutional Court is currently reviewing a petition filed by the ruling team seeking the banning of certain political parties. The case is being heard by a plenary session of the Constitutional Court, composed of seven judges.