Government inaction encourages violence by aggressive groups against the media

 On July 5, a number of media representatives were physically assaulted and their journalistic work interrupted by protesters rallying against the "March for Dignity".

Deterioration of media environment has become irreversible

Rustavi 2's timeline in the aftermath of the 2012 parliamentary elections

Statement regarding the Tbilisi City Court ruling on the case of Rustavi 2 rendered on November 5

On Thursday, November 5, Judge Tamaz Urtmelidze of the Tbilisi City Court issued a ruling to secure the enforcement of the decision regarding the case of Rustavi 2 on the basis of the application of the plaintiff – the lawyer of Kibar Khalvashi, a businessman affiliated with the Government.  According to the decision, temporary adminis

Statement of the Non-Governmental Organizations on the critical developments over Rustavi 2 broadcasting company

Possible violation of the anti-corruption law at the Georgian Public Broadcaster

TI Georgia responds to wiretapped recordings released on October 29

TI Georgia responds to rustavi 2 general director Nika Gvaramia’s statement

NGOs respond to the Rustavi 2 asset freeze

Intimidation of journalists in Akhaltsikhe and Ozurgeti requires investigation and appropriate action

  Transparency International Georgia responds to interference in the media and local authorities putting pressure on journalists. Samkhretis Karibche