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Publish Time 2017-06-10 10:58:00
Political parties -- European Georgia, Free Democrats and Republicans -- released a joint statement about necessity of the court system’s reformation. Based on the statement, appointment of judges who have low trust in the public should be separated from the court authorities. Also, political parties urge the government to establish a working group about court reforms with participation of representatives of non-governmental organizations, oppositional politicians and experts. ფოტოგალერეა
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