Tag: Constitutional Court

Georgia

Shalva Papuashvili explains why “Georgian Dream’s” constitutional lawsuit on banning political activity does not include Giorgi Gakharia’s party 

Georgia

Shalva Papuashvili: After banning a party, we will monitor whether individuals associated with it attempt to find other means of political activity – if we see this, we will appeal to the Constitutional Court 

Georgia

Giorgi Sioridze: ‘Georgian Dream’ intends to establish a dictatorship, leaving no room for differing opinions and eliminating the opposition, but we will fight despite the usurpation of the judiciary – we must create precedents for resistance 

Georgia

NGOs: The ban on political parties aims to arbitrarily prohibit political activities for parties and an undefined group of individuals, suppress political processes, and silence dissenting opinions in the country 

Georgia

New Judge Appointed to Constitutional Court Ahead of GD’s Appeal to Ban Opposition 

Georgia

Irakli Kadagishvili says the lawsuit to ban certain political entities will likely be filed with Constitutional Court within a week 

Georgia

Irina Imerlishvili: I received an offer from an international university for the position of the rector and I agreed – as for the rumor about the constitutional lawsuit, it may not even have been considered during my term of office 

Georgia

Irakli Kobakhidze: More than 400 political parties are registered in Georgia; Our goal is the unconstitutional banning of a single political force — this is the “Collective National Movement” 

Georgia

Parliament supports legislative package in first reading, banning specific individuals from party activities, holding political office, and participating in elections 

Georgia

Parliament to review amendments in accelerated procedure from today, which, upon entry into force, will prohibit specific individuals from party activities, holding political positions, and passive electoral rights 

Georgia

Tea Tsulukiani: We have decided to use the commission’s conclusion as a basis for initiating procedures in the Constitutional Court, the goal of which will be to ban the political activities of the National Movement and its members 

Georgia

Irakli Kobakhidze: In October, a lawsuit will be filed with the Constitutional Court regarding the declaration of all parties associated with the collective National Movement unconstitutional 

Georgia

The Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association (GYLA) has submitted another lawsuit to the Constitutional Court of Georgia regarding the “Law on Grants,” as announced by GYLA 

Georgia

GYLA Challenges Grants Law Provision in Constitutional Court 

Georgia

Shalva Papuashvili: These days, the “National Movement” and its branches are piling up arguments for our constitutional lawsuit – they have only worsened their situation and added evidence to an already strong case 

Georgia

Ombudsman: The Public Defender hopes that the acquittal of Abramov will have a positive impact on establishing the obligation for police to obtain neutral evidence and on the development of proper judicial practice