Can Georgia’s Ruling Party Outlaw Its Rivals?
Georgia’s Constitutional Court is considering a ruling party bid to ban the country’s largest opposition parties, a move critics warn would undermine democratic freedoms and ties with the West. Opposition leaders have pledged a month of nationwide protests, accusing Georgian Dream of seeking to eliminate its main rivals. RFE/RL's Sandro Jupalakiani explains from the hearings in Batumi.
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