We, the undersigned organizations, would like to once again comment on the process of the investigation that was carried out and continues regarding the case of the murder of two underage persons on Khorava Street. We consider important the establish

In the framework of the parliamentary monitoring program, Transparency International Georgia presents the Assessment of Activities of the Parliament of Georgia of the Ninth Convocation’s First Year, which covers the time period from November 18

In response to the Prosecutorial Council meeting held today for the purpose of selecting the new Chief Prosecutor, signatory organizations would like to state once again that the process must be halted until the constitutional amendments take effect.

The Coalition for an Independent and Transparent Judiciary has submitted a constitutional appeal to the Constitutional Court of Georgia requesting the Court to declare unconstitutional the provision regulating the closing of judicial candidate interv

                                   According to the report published by a non-governmental organization, Transparify, Transparency International Georgia receive

During the last weeks, political ads of a political party Alliance of Patriots of Georgia have been aired on TV Obieqtivi, which is prohibited by the Law on “Broadcasting” until the official announcement of Election Day.  The Allianc

 Dear Prime Minister,We, the undersigned representatives of the civil society of Georgia, who had been actively involved in the OGP processes from its inception both internationally and domestically, address you with this letter to inform you of

The Coalition for Independent and Transparent Judiciary has addressed Parliament with a legislative proposal concerning proper regulation of the process of selecting and appointing judges. The goal of the amendments is to make the appointment of judg

Transparency International Georgia analyzed annual procurement plans of 15 largest procurers of 2017. The study revealed the following findings:There are two main problems in public procurement planning: 1. the content of annual procurement plans and

* 2017 includes data as of October 2017** Compared to our previous report, remuneration of PR staff also includes expenses of the Government Administration, which we obtained through a court appeal. Georgian public institutions spent more than G