The Coalition for an Independent and Transparent Judiciary is deeply concerned by the legislative amendments on Constitutional Court adopted by the Parliament. The Coalition considers that the decision of the Parliament is directed not
The organizations below would like to state their position regarding a Viber conversation between journalist Shalva Ramishvili and the general director of the Imedi TV station. The conversation, which shows them planning TV Show “
Lecturers at the Georgian Technical University have gone on a hunger strike protesting the election of Archil Prangishvili as university rector for a third term. Transparency International Georgia believes that the lecturers’ protest is
The prosecutor’s office announced today that it arrested 5 former government officials for illegally obtaining recordings of private lives (sex tapes). The detainees have denied the charges against them, meaning that their innocence cannot be b
Signatories to this statement would like to respond to recent developments at Tbilisi State University (TSU) and call on the Ministry of Internal Affairs to ensure the safety and freedom of assembly of students in and outside the main universi
The President’s order on the election date that was sent to the Prime Minister for approval (countersignature) gave rise to a misunderstanding. In an effort to inform the public of the election date 6 months
Tbilisi - Nino Gvenetadze, Chief Justice of Georgia, and David Stonehill, USAID’s Democracy and Governance Office Director, opened the presentation of High Council of Justice monitoring findings On April 25, 2015. Georgian Young Lawyers’
In the recent days, the public’s attention has been drawn to the study of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists about offshore assets of politicians and high-ranking office holders of various countries (so-called “Pana
The campaign This Affects You and its member NGOs once again condemn the recent leak of sex tapes and attempts to blackmail specific individuals and the whole society. The campaign calls on the government to take concrete steps to combat illega