On September 14, the Court of Appeals of Georgia began reviewing the case concerning the events of October 4, 2025, when participants in an opposition protest allegedly attempted to bring about a "peaceful transfer of power." The majority of those convicted in the case are opposition politicians.
Hearing of Lawsuit to Ban Georgian Opposition Activity Begins
The Constitutional Court of Georgia has begun hearing a lawsuit filed by the country's parliament to ban three opposition groups. The document, supported by 88 MPs from the ruling Georgian Dream party, challenges the legality of the United National Movement, Coalition for Change, and Strong Georgia – Lelo parties.
Georgian Dream accuses the opposition of attempting to overthrow the constitutional order and encroaching on Georgia's independence and territorial integrity. If the parties are declared unconstitutional, they will be disbanded, and their members will be banned from political activity and holding public office. The hearing could take up to nine months.
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