Tag: Parliament

Georgia

Gedevan Popkhadze and activists begin a hunger strike outside Parliament 

Georgia

Members of Gakharia’s party have formed a faction in Parliament – the faction will be represented by 10 deputies – Jemal Ananidze is not among the members 

Georgia

Levan Khabeishvili: They kidnapped me, tortured me, and I couldn’t find justice—am I not human? I’m working so revenge doesn’t drive me—thanks to the prosecution, I’m practically doing a master’s degree in prison with all the literature I’ve read 

Georgia

Levan Khabeishvili to the judge: What have I been sitting here for two months for? What exactly am I charged with? Can I not even have the minimal sense of justice? Show me where this justice is? Every single day there is hell – you are destroying people who are not murderers 

Georgia

Members of “Gakharia – For Georgia” have arrived at the Parliament 

Georgia

Protest march – “Until the End, Until Victory!” underway from Republic Square to Rustaveli Avenue 

Georgia

Police move protesters off roadway in front of Parliament 

Georgia

Mikheil Kavelashvili has appointed Giorgi Modebadze as a justice of the Constitutional Court 

Georgia

Irakli Kobakhidze: Giorgi Gakharia’s party struggled for a year and finally recognized the legitimacy of Parliament and the elections – Gakharia and his party will add nothing of value to Parliament! This decision will add nothing to them either! 

Georgia

Giorgi Sharashidze: We have our own path, and no one can dictate the criteria for what opposition should look like – we will use every tool available in Parliament; ‘Dream’ is not afraid of insults, but of healthy opposition 

Georgia

Gakharia’s Party to Take Up Parliament Seats, Ending Yearlong Boycott 

Georgia

Parliament approves legislative package tightening rules and legal responsibilities related to assemblies and demonstrations in the third reading 

Georgia

Shalva Papuashvili: The video clearly shows that nobody from the several thousand people who gathered on 4 distanced himself from anything, neither a doctor nor a lawyer – in this “river of people” there was not a single person who would swim against the current 

Georgia

Giorgi Gakharia: Not using parliamentary mandates was a mistake; we have a small resource left to correct it. Whether we manage to use it or not will directly depend on the political environment that emerges after the municipal elections 

Georgia

Parliament recognizes mandates of 12 members of Gakharia for Georgia party 

Georgia

Georgian Dream MPs leave parliament building amid chants from protesters