The State versus the International Black Sea University  October 2, 2018The developments around the International Black Sea University (IBSU) raise doubts that the actions carried by the Government of Georgia are politically motivated. Thi

 We would like to respond to the incident of gross interference with the right to peaceful assembly by the police, which took place at a protest rally organized by Zaza Saralidze and Malkhaz Machalikashvili in front of the Parliament i

 On September 25, the Georgian National Communications Commission (GNCC) published a statement criticizing the time allocated for free political advertising by the TV channel Rustavi 2, and a separate statement criticizing the content of such ad

We would like to respond to the recent developments that have taken place in the country, which are indicative of a severe crisis in the governance system, clear signs of grand corruption and informal clan rule in Georgia. We believe that the control

 From 2011 to 2018, the state funding on school education almost doubled in Georgia. However, international studies and official statistics show that the quality of education remains critically low. According to the Programme for International S

 The public has recently become aware of a number of alleged instances of corruption involving public officials. The notable examples are the public materials related to the activities of the Omega Group and TV Iberia, which are indicative of se

The Coalition is concerned that the process of selecting the new Chief Justice is suspended until this day. We again remind the authorized persons that based on the Constitutional amendments that are set to take effect upon the swearing-in of the nex

 We, the signatory non-governmental organizations, condemn the physical assault on a member of the City Council of Kutaisi from the United National Movement (UNM), which took place on September 19. It is unfortunate that, despite a number of cal

 We, the undersigned organizations, would like to comment on the final conclusion made by the Temporary Investigative Commission of Parliament of Georgia on the murder of two young persons as a result of the crime committed on Khorava Street in

 A possible high-level corruption case was recently revealed by a secretly recorded phone conversation, the authenticity of which remains to be proven, between Levan Kipiani, former Minister of Sport and Youth Affairs, and Zaza Okuashvili, found