Politics

Eka Beselia tags Zaza Saralidze’s remarks as “political message”

“The statement you made about me today is a real political message from your side,” Eka Beselia, Chairperson of the Parliament’s Committee on Legal Affairs, posted on social network referring to Zaza Saralidze, father of Davit Saralidze, teenager killed at Khorava Street in a bloody conflict among teenagers on December 1, 2017 that claimed lives of two juveniles.

“Mr. Zaza I ones again offer my condolences to you and all victims. The statement you made related to me today, is a real political message from your side. I have never allowed myself to blame you for anything! I have always declared you full solidarity. ! It is very strange when you declare distrust to Eka Beselia in the commission, which is chaired by the representative of the opposition and the opposition is represented by the majority.

I will not talk with Eka Beselia,- Zaza Saralidze, father of one of the teenagers murdered at Khorava Street, said prior to the meeting with Sergi Kapanadze, Chairperson of the Parliament’s fact-finding commission investigating the Khorava Street murder case. (1tv,ge)

CEC publishes preliminary results of by/extraordinary elections

30 April, 2023 , 14:54

The Central Election Commission (CEC) on Sunday published the first preliminary results of the April 29 by/extraordinary elections. According to data from the 117 election precincts where electronic voting was used, 55,3

Legal Process on President`s Rights Becomes Part of Political Process That Hurts Georgia - Young Barristers

17 March, 2022 , 22:35

Meetings of the President of Georgia with the leaders of European countries and officials of the European Union cannot be considered a violation of the Constitution of Georgia.The institution of the President is a consti

The evidence of war crimes in Georgia will also help in the adoption of the Hague Court against Russia`s political and military leaders in Georgia

7 March, 2022 , 16:37

Russian-Ukraine, as well as the Russian-Georgian 2008 military acts, clear facts of the war crime from Russia, which are sufficient evidence for the Hague International Court of Justice (ICC) to carry out active actions