
Georgia
Georgian opposition reacts to the ruling party’s efforts to ban its opponents
Georgian Dream is seeking to ban three major opposition parties through a Constitutional Court lawsuit.

Georgian Dream is seeking to ban three major opposition parties through a Constitutional Court lawsuit.

Georgia’s ruling party is preparing to start a constitutional case against major opposition groups.
Georgia is witnessing two historic events: a partial boycott and a ‘peaceful revolution’ announced by some opposition members.

While some Georgians will vote in partially boycotted municipal elections on 4 October, calls for a ‘peaceful revolution’ are also being made.

Georgian Dream has publicly declared its intention to ban the main opposition parties.

The announcement followed a previous withdrawal of a mayoral candidate in favour of the ruling party.

This followed the withdrawal of a mayoral candidate in favour of the ruling party.