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Georgian Justice Minister Fata Salija responded to the statement of Council of Europe Secretary General Alan Brest that the claim to ban political parties in Georgia can be submitted to the ECHR. According to Selia, Georgia is ready to defend its position at the court in Strasbourg. "Alan Brest is not a judge. First of all, everyone must know and understand their roles, duties and responsibilities. The decision to appeal remains in the hands of the party involved in the process. First, let the complaint be prepared, then the court will accept it for hearing. We are always ready to defend the country," said the minister.

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Georgian Justice Minister Fata Salija responded to the statement of Council of Europe Secretary General Alan Brest that the claim to ban political parties in Georgia can be submitted to the ECHR. According to Selia, Georgia is ready to defend its position at the court in Strasbourg. "Alan Brest is not a judge. First of all, everyone must know and understand their roles, duties and responsibilities. The decision to appeal remains in the hands of the party involved in the process. First, let the complaint be prepared, then the court will accept it for hearing. We are always ready to defend the country," said the minister.

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