Court session regarding declaring 5 opposition parties unconstitutional resumes in Constitutional Court

The court session regarding declaring 5 opposition parties unconstitutional has resumed.

According to the Chairman of the Constitutional Court, Revaz Nadaraia, the court remains at the explanation stage, and the process will continue with explanations from the representative of the "Coalition for Change," Nika Gvaramia.

As a reminder, yesterday at the Constitutional Court session, explanations from the "Coalition for Change" were heard.

For information, the review of the lawsuit in the Constitutional Court began on October 21. Thus far, the Constitutional Court has not granted any of the motions submitted by representatives of the opposition parties. The case is being examined by the Plenum, consisting of seven judges of the Constitutional Court.

The lawsuit submitted to the Constitutional Court is signed by 88 Members of Parliament. Based on their lawsuit, the issue of declaring the following five political associations unconstitutional is on the court's agenda: "Unity − National Movement"; "Coalition for Change – Gvaramia, Melia, Girchi, Droa"; "Strong Georgia − Lelo, For the People, For Freedom!"; "Federalist Party"; and the party "Gakharia for Georgia."

The constitutional lawsuit is accompanied by the conclusion of the temporary investigative commission set up in the 11th Convocation of Parliament.