The Legal Issues Committee has deemed inexpedient the consideration by the Parliament of the Tenth Convocation of the legislative package concerning Anti-Corruption Agency initiated by the previous Parliament.[1] Such attitude is particularly a
According to Transparency International Georgia’s report “Business Integrity in Georgia,” the country faces significant challenges in terms of the prevention of corruption in the private sector. These challenges stem from the
Transparency International Georgia responds to the disclosure of the personal mobile number of Nika Gvaramia, Director of Mtavari Arkhi, at the parliamentary session by Thea Tsulukiani, Member of the “Georgian Dream” and Chairwoman
Issued by Trans[arency International Secretariat Georgia’s score of 56 points in the 2020 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) is unchanged from 2019, when it dropped by two points compared with 2018. Moreover, Georgia has not
Tbilisi, 28 January 2021: Georgia has been assigned a score of 56 and shares 45th place with Poland and Saint Lucia in the 2020 edition of the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) which was published by the Transparency International Secretariat
TI Georgia has studied the issues of parliamentary election campaign finances from September 1 to November 17, 2020. In addition, it analyzed the donations received by political parties in more depth and reviewed the trends highlighted in this
This report presents the analysis of pre-election advertising expenditures of political subjects carried out during[1] the last 10 elections and covers the period of 2008-2020[2]. 2012-2020 data is based on the cash expenditures[3] in declarati
The Parliament of Georgia adopted the Code of Ethics on February 2019, but the composition of the Ethics’ Council has not been filled. As a result, the Council is unable to receive and deliberate on complaints, essentially leaving the vio
On December 16, the Parliament of Georgia registered the legislative initiatives[1] of the ruling Georgian Dream MPs, which envisage amendments to the rules of political party funding and free advertising time, as well as the abolition of elect
On 30 November, the Government of Georgia (GoG) submitted to the Parliament the final version of the draft law On the 2021 State Budget which differs considerably from the version submitted on 5 November. The significant changes in the draft bu