We would like to respond to the statement of the Prosecutor’s Office of Georgia, released on March 22, according to which the ex-President of Georgia, Mikheil Saakashvili is summoned for questioning as a witness on several cases. Without a doubt, eac

The audit department of the Revenue Service continues its excessive check of TV MR GE, the licensed representative of Nielsen Television Audience Measurement, further raising questions about the true motives of the tax and inventory checks. After fai

The  Georgian National Platform of the Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum is organizing a civil action in support of Georgia's European ambition: 'We Choose Europe', on April 13th, 18.00, the Europe Square. We invite everybody who supports

Today, on 18 March 2014, the Chief Prosecutor's Office of Georgia summoned the former Minister of Economy of Georgia, the founder of the Free University and the Knowledge Fund, businessman Kakha Bendukidze for interrogation as a witness over privatiz

This is Transparency International Georgia's Winter 2014 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 will

  The audit department of the Revenue Service (a legal entity of public law operating under the Ministry of Finance of Georgia) continues its inventory check of TV MR GE, the licensed representative of Nielsen Television Audience Measurement, d

It has been three months since approval of Tbilisi City budget is a matter of contention between the majority of Tbilisi City Assembly and the minority of the Assembly, which supports Tbilisi Mayor’s Office. According to the Georgian legislation, if

On March 13, the IPN news agency released MP Levan Bezhashvili’s statement according to which Mr. Bezhashvili stated the following at the session of the Parliament Bureau: "after it became known that the phone conversation between Gigi Ugulava and hi

A group of non-governmental organizations has launched This Affects You, a campaign against illegal surveillance. The campaign aims to change the existing practice of surveillance by law enforcement agencies in Georgia and to amend the law to render

Participating organizations of the campaign entitled, 'This Affects You – They Are Still Listening,' welcome the statement made by Alexandre Chikaidze, Minister for Internal Affairs of Georgia, on 6 March. In the statement, he noted that the Ministry