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  1. The Constitutional Court declared a law invalid and unconstitutional; Parliament deferred responsibility to the National Treasury, while the Western Cape challenged the procurement act.
  2. The Constitutional Court ruled that Parliament's public participation in a legislative process was deficient.
  3. The Constitutional Court is handling a lawsuit prepared by Georgian Dream, amid broader political shifts in Georgia.

Georgian Dream filed a lawsuit to ban opposition groups amid internal disputes involving Mikheil Saakashvili.

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Georgian Dream filed a lawsuit to ban opposition groups amid internal disputes involving Mikheil Saakashvili.

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  1. EC warns that Georgia's legal proceedings against opposition groups risk eroding democratic practices.1 source
  2. GD filed a lawsuit to ban opposition groups following disputes over Saakashvili's role.1 source

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