On 24 September Transparency International Georgia (TI Georgia) filed a lawsuit in the Tbilisi City Court against the President’s administration. The organization is appealing the administration’s refusal to provide information about the scholarships

  One year ago, on 18 September 2012, videos emerged in the media showing torture and  the inhumane and degrading treatment of prisoners in the penitentiary system. These videos clearly demonstrated the severity and scale of human rights v

Today, on 19 September, the Tbilisi Appeal Court upheld a ruling by the Tbilisi City Court annulling an Order of the Ministry of Finance. According to the order, the Georgian Post had been given preferential treatment and the commercial activities of

Transparency International Georgia announces a tender for insurance services for its employees (50 persons). The temrs of insurance package is included in the attached excel file. Any additional service will be considered as an advantage for the appl

On 10 September, the Georgian Public Broadcaster (the GPB) declined (in Georgian) a request from the United National Movement (the UNM) to air six videos of a political nature, citing that the videos did not comply with the requirements set for pre-e

This document is meant to provide input and recommendations to the Georgian government for the next steps in the process to replace analogue terrestrial television with digital terrestrial television by 17 June 2015. Since coming to power, the govern

All current 9 members of the Board of the Georgian Public Broadcaster (GPB) today voted to dismiss Giorgi Baratashvili, the director general. The Board should thoroughly explain to the public how Baratashvili has violated his responsibilities, as the

  Less than two months ahead the presidential elections, the Georgian Public Broadcaster (GPB), once again, is at the center of politically charged allegations and developments. We believe it is of key importance for the GPB to provide a fo