The Coalition for an Independent and Transparent Judiciary is concerned by the April 30 decision of the High Council of Justice that established narrow specializations for judges at Tbilisi Appeals Court and gave the unilateral power over appoi

 To: Mr. Clement Nyaletsossi Voule,Special Rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association Dear Mr. Clement,  On behalf of the Coalition for an Independent and Transparent Judiciary,1 we would like to i

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On April 18, the Parliament of Georgia (77 votes for and one against) adopted new amendments to the law “on Political Unions of Citizens”. According to these amendments, a status of qualified party and respective public funding will be gi

Parliament Member Revaz Arveladze proposed to Parliament two packages of draft amendments to the Law on Conflict of Interest and Corruption in Public Institutions (see Draft 1 and Draft 2) which envisage several significant changes concerning the sub

We, the undersigned organizations, make this statement in response to the case of Salome Tatishvili who was killed on a ski run in Gudauri on 10 January 2016. As it is commonly known, Salome Tatishvili, 12, was descending the ski run when a young man

On 12 April  Transparency International Georgia presented the "Monitoring Report of the 2017 Action Plan for Open Parliament" within the framework of the project "Strengthening Parliament's Accountability and Transparency of I

The Coalition for an Independent and Transparent Judiciary has submitted two additional legislative proposals to the Parliament of Georgia that involve strengthening the independence of the High School of Justice and changing the role of court chairs