Statements

03 February, 2010

TI GEORGIA MONITORED VOTING BY PRELIMINARY DETAINEES THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY

TI Georgia’s monitors conducted monitoring in six prisons, which had preliminary detainees. These were: Prison No. 1 in Krtsanisi District (Tbilisi), Prison No. 8 in Gldani District (Tbilisi), the Women’s Colony in Isani District (Tbilisi), Prison No. 4 in Zugdidi District (Samegrelo region), Prison No. 3 in Khelvachauri District (Ajara region), and Prison No. 2 in Kutaisi District (Imereti region).

03 February, 2010

Presidential Elections - Recommendations on the Work of the Central Election Commission from Georgian Non-governmental Organizations

The Central Election Commission (CEC) plays a crucial role in ensuring that the elections are conducted fairly and in building public confidence in them. Therefore, the undersigned organizations recommend following:

03 February, 2010

Parliamentary Elections - Statement of Domestic Non-Governmental Organizations

In order to strengthen public trust in the assessment and results of elections, it is crucial that the electoral process take place in a fair and calm environment. The responsibility for this process falls on not only the authorities. Rather, it should be shared among the authorities, the opposition forces, every subject engaged in the process, and society.

19 January, 2010

Open Letter to the President of Georgia Mr. Mikheil Saakashvili

To the President of Georgia Mr.

TI GEORGIA MONITORED VOTING BY PRELIMINARY DETAINEES THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY

Presidential Elections - Recommendations on the Work of the Central Election Commission from Georgian Non-governmental Organizations

Parliamentary Elections - Statement of Domestic Non-Governmental Organizations

Open Letter to the President of Georgia Mr. Mikheil Saakashvili

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