Do not cut!
On Saturday, May 12, TI Georgia and the environemntal NGO Green Alternative together with dozen of citizens protested against the massive cutting of trees in Tbilisi. The protest took place in Dedaena park.
NGO-Statement on the Creation of the Charity Foundation Komagi
Transparency International Georgia, Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association, ISFED, the coalition Free Choice and Multinational Georgia are concerned that a new charity fund might be misused to influence voters by the opposition coalition Georgian Dream.
Transparency International Georgia Welcomes Tbilisi Mayor’s Decision
On 24 April, we posted an article on our blog, discussing the tender for the planting of trees on Baratashvili Street and urging the City Hall to offer an explanation regarding that the contract signed by the Tbilisi City Hall and the Greenservice company.
Organizations participating in “This Affects You Too” start the second stage of the campaign
Non-governmental and media organizations participating in “This Affects You” start the second stage of the campaign that envisages amendments to the Election Code, as well as rehabilitation of the media environment during election period. In this respect, on 7 May, the participants of the campaign submitted a package of legislative proposals to the Parliament of Georgia.
Opinions of non-governmental organizations about the draft Law of Georgia on Information Security
April 24, 2012 - Today three non-governmental organizations "Institute for Development of Freedom of Information", "Transparency International - Georgia", and the "Georgian Young Lawyers' Association" will present their opinions to Georgian Parliament about the draft Law of Georgia on Information Security.
Georgia's Parliamentary Code of Ethics - A Need For Reformation
Transparency International Georgia (TI Georgia) has issued a new report about ethics regulation in the Georgian Parliament which was commissioned by the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR). The opinions and information contained in this report do not necessarily reflect the policy and position of the ODIHR or the OSCE.
Public discussion related to the Supreme Council of Adjara
On April 17, Transparency International - Georgia Batumi Office in cooperation with the Supreme Council of Adjara arranged first public discussion related to the Draft Law on ”elections of the Supreme Council of Adjara AR”.
'It Affects You Too' statement
The statement is about the initiative of Christian-democrats to give to foreign citizens right to participate in elections. Non-governmental organizations have condemned the possible changes in constitution.
Stripped Property Rights in Georgia
Four Non-governmental Organizations Issued the Third Report in the Framework of the Project Promoting Property Rights in New Touristic Zones
For immediate release - April 11, 2012
Statement on International Election Observers
“This Affects You Too” Welcomes Georgian President’s Call for International Election Observers