1. General Assessment The electoral process was generally held in a calm environment during the day. Our monitors did not observe a single case of misuse of administrative resources and direct pressure or intimidation of voters. We also consider it a

  The electoral process was generally held in a calm environment during the day, and the number of violations we observed decreased considerably towards the end of the day. By the end of voting, Transparency International Georgia had observed mo

By 16:00 today, Transparency International Georgia has observed a total of around 50 violations, 29 complaints have been filed by our observers. The following issues have been observed during this time period: Voting without required documentation

Transparency International Georgia is monitoring the presidential elections with the help of 370 local observers. Stationary observers are placed in 300 precincts and are covering 66 of 73 electoral districts. Precincts have been chosen randomly. In

Transparency International Georgia (TI Georgia) International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy (ISFED) Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association (GYLA)   Short Overview The Parliamentary Elections in 2012 resulted in the first transfer of pow

The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) today, according to a report by Imedi TV, denied TI Georgia’s finding that the Ministry is continuing a practice of previous governments and maintains an officer positioned inside both the Georgian Public Broadc

 24 October 2013, Tbilisi - As a result of the 2012 parliamentary elections, the Georgian government changed for the first time through the electoral process, marking a very important event for the country’s development. Great attention sho

The Interagency Task Force for Free and Fair Elections (IATF),  under the coordination of the Ministry of Justice, has published a midterm report of its activities. Under issue number three, the document mentions Transparency International Georg

TI Georgia, together with other civil society organizations and experts, hosts a regular discussion show recorded and produced by journalism students at the IREX Multimedia Education Center. Theme of this show: Eavesdropping and the right to privacy.