In 2022, the transparency of the Parliament significantly deteriorated. Media and Civil Society representatives were unjustifiably denied entering Parliament and attending committee sittings, with general reference to safety rules of the Parliament.

For the first time in 20 years, the Government of Georgia opted out of participating in the monitoring round of the OECD's Anti-Corruption Network for Eastern Europe and Central Asia (OECD/ACN). Georgia is the only country that did not endorse th

Transparency International Georgia has submitted a legislative proposal to the Parliament of Georgia for amending the Law "On Fight against Corruption." The proposal focuses on reinforcing a crucial anti-corruption mechanism - the asset dec

20 public agencies fail to publish simplified procurement contracts.  These include such important agencies as the Government Administration, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Administration of the President, the State Security Service, etc.

Civil society organizations condemn the statement made by the Prime Minister of Georgia, Irakli Gharibashvili, at GLOBSEC’s 2023 Bratislava Forum on May 30. The statement reiterates the position of the Kremlin and considers the desire of Ukrain