Winter 2011-2012 Attached you can find Transparency International Georgia's third Work Card on Georgia. It provides updates on the issues covered by the previous card and gives a summary assessment of the key areas in the country that are crucial imp

TI Georgia, together with the Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association (GYLA), International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy (ISFED), and “Freedom of Choice” Coalition go up against the legislative reality established in Georgia as a consequence

 This Affects You Too  The Petition of Georgian Non-Governmental and Media Organizations  We, the representatives of non-governmental and media organizations, while acknowledging the importance of fair and free elections, consider the

TI Georgia is monitoring the transparency of party financing. For this purpose, we are looking at the fundraising and spending of political parties and other political entities. The Georgian Chamber of Control recently published financial disclosure

TI Georgia is concerned about the Chamber of Control’s decision to request financial information from two Georgian NGOs – new Generation-new Initiative (nGnI) and the Republican Institute – in an effort to enforce new party financing rules. Neither o