Constitutional Court Agrees to Live Broadcast of Hearings on Party Ban Lawsuit
The Constitutional Court of Georgia has agreed to live broadcasting of hearings on the lawsuit concerning the ban of political parties. At the request of the public broadcaster, consent was given for video and audio recording of the process and for providing the signal to other media outlets.
According to the agency, given the high public interest, live broadcast of the hearings will also be carried out in parallel on the court's official YouTube channel.
According to the Constitutional Court's statement, the public broadcaster will receive consent to record and broadcast live the substantive hearings held on October 21, 22 and 23 in connection with constitutional lawsuit No.1979.
"Accordingly, public interest will be satisfied to the maximum extent, and information about the course of the hearing will be available to interested parties," the court's statement says.
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