This is Transparency International Georgia’s Winter 2013 Work Card. It gives a summary assessment of the key areas in the country that are of crucial importance to the development of a transparent, accountable and democratic state. The Work Card is p

 Transparency International Georgia in collaboration with journalist Paul Rimple have published a book: Who Owned Georgia 2003-2012. Written in the format of a novel it leads the reader through an interesting selection of short stories from the

From now on every Thursday from 16:05 radio Atinati will broadcast a new radio show prepared by our Zugdidi office and radio Atinati -- Our Self-Government (in Georgian). Recordings will be regularly posted to our website as well. In the first s

The Ajara Supreme Council is considering a draft law on the amendments to the staffing of the Supreme Electoral Commission (SEC). According to the amendments, the term of office for the SEC Chairman and its members shall be reduced from 5 to 4 years.

According to the statement made by several non-governmental organizations, the NGOs believe that torture and inhuman treatment common to the penal system in recent years remain without due response. According to them, in September of last year, after

Transparency International Georgia wishes to respond to information published by the Kakheti Information Center, according to which the deputy district governor of Gurjaani Zurab Danelishvili pressurized a Chandari local administration specialist and

Transparency International Georgia publishes information about violations of property rights in the area of Anaklia in 2008-2009. According to our information, representatives of the prosecutor's office have pressurized the following citizens: Gocha

On February 18 Transparency International Georgia, the Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association, the International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy and partner nongovernmental organizations held a conference 100 Days in Power: Rule of Law and

For immediate dissemination Tbilisi, February 12, 2013 – Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association (GYLA) and Transparency International Georgia release monitoring report of the High Council of Justice. The report covers the period of March-December 2

The International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy, Transparency International Georgia, the Georgian Young Lawyers' Association and the Open Society Georgia Foundation condemn the acts of violence which took place during the protests held at