The Constitutional Court of Georgia will resume hearings today in the case of the banning of five main opposition parties. The meeting will begin on October 26 at 14:00 in Batumi. The court will continue to discuss the ruling Georgian Dream lawsuit, which demands that the opposition's activity be declared unconstitutional. Under threat of ban: "Unity - a national movement"; "Coalition for Change"; "Strong Georgia - Lelo"; "Federalists"; "Gacharia - to Georgia. The lawsuit was signed by 88 members of the parliamentary majority. Today the court must decide whether to call Bidzina Ivanishvili and the current and former leaders of the Georgian Dream as witnesses. The party of former Prime Minister Giorgi Gacharia insists on this. Against the background of the trial, the opposition began protests. On the evening of October 25, a march was held in Tbilisi with the slogan "Georgia without Ivanishvili. The Georgian people deserve better." The participants walked from Tbilisi University to Rustaveli Avenue. The action was organized by an alliance of nine opposition parties. The next big rally has been announced for November 28. The first three days of the discussions took place between October 21 and 23. The court rejected the opposition's requests, including to postpone the trial and invite international experts. The trial is expected to continue throughout the week. If necessary, the sessions will continue at a later date.