Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze has compared plans to ban the country’s main opposition parties to “riding the German policy of Hitler’s party after 1945.”
“Imagine if Germany had not banned the National Socialists after the 1940s, this country would have been in constant disgrace. We must finally eliminate this disgrace, just as the Germans eliminated the disgrace of their country, very easily and strictly.” – Kobakhidze said on the Imedi TV channel.
The ruling Georgian Dream party will ban radical opposition associations if it wins a constitutional majority in the parliamentary elections. We are talking about the party of the former president. Mikhail Saakashvili “United National Movement” and the parties that emerged from it.
