Members of the CSO platform "No To Phobia!" are concerned by the threats made against non-governmental organisation Identoba, and its representative, Irakli Vacharadze. Comments made on social networks call for physical eliminat

  At a council meeting held on December 16, 2014, the self-governing community of Zugdidi Municipality made changes to the existing merit model of giving bonuses to local government employees. The change was based on a conclusion made by the Sta

  On 12 December 2014, the Department of Criminal Police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) of Georgia detained the Director of Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI) Giorgi Kldiashvili. He was charged w

  Georgia’s major achievements and challenges in terms of fighting and preventing corruption were the themes of today’s conference – Challenges of Georgia’s Anti-Corruption Policy – organized as part of Transpa

Transparency International Georgia recently looked at the educational background, work experience and asset declarations of 168 judges employed in the Georgian common courts system. Only judges from the Supreme Court, Tbilisi and Kutaisi Courts of Ap

In Georgia, gambling is a well-developed industry and a significant contributor towards state budget revenues. Despite this, the market has not been studied to date. Transparency International (TI) Georgia’s report released today represents the first

Tbilisi, 4 December, 2014  - Transparency International Georgia presents the results of three years of monitoring on administrative trials in first instance courts of Georgia. TI Georgia published four monitoring reports. Overall, we monito

 Tbilisi, 3 December 2014 - Georgia is ranked 50th among 175 countries with the score of 52 (out of the maximum 100) in the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) published by the Transparency International Secretariat today. Georgia’s CPI score was

  In connection with the International Anti-Corruption Day celebrated annually on 9 December, TI Georgia is organizing a series of events throughout 3-9 December 2014. During this week we will present our latest fin

On 1 August 2014, the Parliament of Georgia, based on legislative proposals largely prepared by the civil society, adopted legislation regulating secret surveillance. This new legislation and regulation of secret investigative actions