TI Georgia has found that the summary protocol of a Sighnaghi polling station (election district #13, polling station #5) which was published on October 3 on the Central Election Commission’s (CEC) website was showing different results than the copy

Statement on the Georgian election process (11:00 - 14:00) Our observers reported the following serious incidents affecting the voting process during the period 11:00 - 14:00:1. In Batumi, precinct #17, four people could not vote because somebod

Transparency International Georgia has registered 420 local and 56 international observers for the parliamentary elections. The international observers are representatives from TI Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Portugal, Azerbaijan and Armenia. Our stat

For immediate releaseAs part of the project ‘Transparent and Accountable Political Finances in Georgia’, Transparency International Georgia (TI Georgia) has released a new report, ‘Pre Election Period Monitoring Results’. The report analyzes the pre-

Transparency International Georgia Releases New Report27 September 2012, Tbilisi. As part of the project ‘Transparent and Accountable Political Finances in Georgia’, Transparency International Georgia (TI Georgia) is releasing a new report, ‘Electora

To:  Thorbjørn Jagland, Secretary General of the Council of Europe        Nils Muižnieks, Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights        Council of Europe Committee for the Prevention of Torture &n

The most important requirements of NGOs about political and criminal liability of persons linked to the systemic facts of torture and inhumane treatment, as well as about comprehensive and objective investigation remain unanswered. NGOs held a press-

This English translation of a statement we released on September 23 in Georgian was published on September 25.   Transparency International Georgia is responding to the administrative detention of several people on alleged political grounds that

The account of Giorgi Abdaladze, one of the four photographers who were arrested in July 2011 and charged with espionage for Russia, sheds more light on the systematic structure of psychological pressure and abuse of inmates in Georgia’s penitentiary