The decision was announced by Georgia’s State Register on April 8 following an appeal to Georgia’s Anti-Corruption Bureau. Read also: Police arrest 66 people in Tbilisi amid protests against ‘foreign influence’ law Alt-Info registered as a party in 2021 with plans to participate in the 2024 parliamentary elections. There were several issues with the party’s application, including missing signatures, omitted supporter information, a charter that did not meet the legal requirements, and an invalid logo. The party had recently filed an application with Georgia’s Central Election Commission (CEC) …