The Acting Chief Justice is Violating the Law

State Capture Is Most Significant Challenge to Effective Anti-Corruption Policy in Georgia

 Statement of the occasion of International Anti-Corruption DayThe International Anti-Corruption Day is celebrated on 9 December. Countering different forms of corruption remains a significant challenge for Georgia.

The Increasing Number of Political Clashes Takes Dangerous Forms for the Country

Transparency International urges dialogue with civil society during political crisis in Georgia

 Issued by Transparency International SecretariatTransparency International is deeply concerned by the political crisis and backlash against independent civil society groups in Georgia, which risk harming democratic progress in the country and undermining attempts to fight corruption.

Solidarity to the Journalists of Adjara TV!

"German Model" Does Not Contradict the Constitution of Georgia

Trials of Detained Demonstrators Were Held with Grave Violations

 The court has, at this point, heard the cases of only 12 of the 37 demonstrators who were arrested at the protest of November 18. Ten of them were sentenced to administrative detention, one was fined, and one was given a verbal warning. The judge was supposed to hear the cases of the remaining demonstrators today, but in the morning it became known that the trials had been postponed. 

Emergency Joint Statement by NGOs

 In light of the ongoing tense political developments in the country, we are calling on the government:

Address of Georgian Civil Society Organizations and Civic activists to the European Socialists Party (PES)

 November 15, 2019Dear President Stanishev,Dear Secretary-General Post,

Transparency International Georgia’s Letter to the Members of the European Parliament