The monitoring conducted by TI Georgia for the period between 8 June and 25 September 2016 revealed that misuse of administrative resources for parliamentary elections has not reached the scale to have a significant impact on overall election environ

 The campaign This Affects You would like to comment on the dissemination on the internet of the recordings of conversations allegedly held between former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili and members of the United National Movement.The non

The campaign This Affects You would like to respond to the wiretapped recording of a phone conversation between the director of Rustavi 2 and a political party leader that has recently found its way into mainstream and social media. The campaign memb

Tbilisi, 4 October 2016 – Transparency International Georgia today published a review assessing the events that have unfolded in Georgia with regard to corruption and anti-corruption policy since the 2012 parliamentary election and until today. The r

  Monitoring of the pre-election period shows that as elections approach representatives of various political parties are engaging in destructive behavior against their opponents with increasing frequency. This behavior includes intentionally i

  Monitoring of the pre-election period shows that as elections approach representatives of various political parties are engaging in destructive behavior against their opponents with increasing frequency. This behavior includes intentionally i

  A statement posted on social media by the Youth Wing of Poti majoritarian MP candidate Otar Kharchilava representing the party National Forum invites Poti youth (17 to 30 years of age) to take part in a variety of activities (field trip, karao

  On September 16, the Advisory Board of the Georgian Public Broadcaster’s Adjara Television and Radio announced a competition for the vacancy of director. The competition is open with applications being accepted until October 18. The Advi

Since 2012, the Georgian media has experienced significant changes to become much more pluralistic, as confirmed by respective international ratings. In summer 2015, Georgia fully switched to digital broadcasting, which definitely should be regarded

 On 8 October, the population of Georgia will elect Parliament of the Ninth Convocation. Despite the fact that, compared to other elections, it is clear that political parties are paying more attention to their election programmes, we would like