TI Georgia is applying to the High Council of Justice of Georgia with a request to launch disciplinary proceedings against Valerian Tsertsvadze, chairperson of the Tbilisi Court of Appeals. We believe that the chairperson’s actions have
Supreme Court of Georgia has reached the decisive stage of producing a decision in the Rustavi-2 case. The court's ruling will determine whether the decision by the Tbilisi Court of Appeal, to award 100% of Rustavi-2's shares to Qiban
The decree no. 221/2016 of the Chairperson of the CEC of November 22, 2016, determined the amounts of direct funding to be allocated to political parties from the State Budget of Georgia. This decree contradicts the requirements of law as it
On November 2 this year, the acting head of the Zugdidi Municipal Administration, Gurgen Sartania, issued an order on certification of civil servants employed in the Municipal Administration, which is due to be held on November 17-19. In connec
Transparency International’s Global Corruption Barometer (GCB) is the most extensive worldwide public opinion survey on views and experiences of corruption. As part of the 2016 edition of the GCB, TI surveyed some 60,000 citizens in 42 co
We, the undersigned organizations, express our concern regarding the incident that took place in Akhaltsikhe on October 27 and call upon investigative agencies to investigate the said incident swiftly, objectively, and impartially, as well as
Combating Russian occupation calls for having a correct and consistent diplomatic strategy and its purposeful implementation. In order to ensure the integrity of Georgia’s statehood, it is crucial to have the issue of de-occupation of Georgian
During the last few days, the public learned about the incidents that took place at several workplaces, namely, at the construction sites and the coal mining plant and resulted in the death of three people,[1] which apart from the need for effec
Transparency International Georgia (TI Georgia) has deployed 400 observers to monitor October 8 Parliamentary elections. Our static observers will cover 300 precincts throughout the country. In addition, 52 mobile groups are mobilized t