On June 28, 2018 the Georgian Young Lawyers` Association (GYLA) and Transparency International Georgia presented the sixth monitoring report, which reflects the activity of the High Council of Justice of

Recent developments in the country have again shown that the currently enforced model of prosecution and investigative system does not meet the criteria of independence, impartiality and professionalism and needs systemic reform. Despite recommendati

We appreciate the importance of the initiative to create a legislative framework for the development of media literacy in Georgia and the willingness of the Georgian National Communications Commission (GNCC) to cooperate with various organizations in

Оn June 19, аt the presentation of the government program in the Parliament Mamuka Bakhtadze, a candidate for Prime-Minister, stated that the 20,000 GEL, he donated to the United National Movement in 2012, wasn’t his money and his bank account

The joint conference on Democratic Reforms in the Security Sector organized by Transparency International Georgia and the Human Rights Education and Monitoring Center (EMC) will present findings of the report that indicates to the necessity of reform

 The Parliament of Georgia has registered a legislative initiative of MPs Eka Beselia and Levan Gogichaishvili which provides for making amendments to the Law of Georgia on Culture and to the Civil Procedure Code of Georgia.The proposed amendmen

On June 12, the International Society for Fair elections and Democracy, together with the Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association and Transparency International – Georgia presented legislative recommendations for improving the electoral envir

We, the signatory organizations, respond to the murder case of teenagers at Khorava Street and the Georgian Parliament’s decision to set up an interim investigative commission. We suppose that Georgia’s Chief Prosecutor should resign befo