"Coalition for Change" Five Lawyers Represent It at Constitutional Court
In the case on banning parties at the Constitutional Court, the interests of the "Coalition for Change" will be defended by Nika Gvaramia, Tengo Tevzadze, Maia Kopaleishvili, Giga Lemonjava and Marika Arevadze. The information was disseminated by the party "Akhali".
On October 21, the Constitutional Court of Georgia begins hearing the lawsuit of the ruling team. The lawsuit demands that five opposition parties be declared unconstitutional, banned and deregistered. The substantive hearing is scheduled for October 21, 22 and 23.
The lawsuit is signed by 88 members of parliament. The court's agenda includes the question of declaring the following political associations unconstitutional: "Unity - National Movement", "Coalition for Change - Gvaramia Melia Girchi Time Has Come", "Strong Georgia - Lelo, for People, for Freedom!", "Federalist Party" and "Gakharia for Georgia".
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