Transparency International Georgia continues studying the investments made in Ajara. This time, the organization decided to look into the property sold by the Government of the Autonomous Republic of Ajara between 1 January 2013 and 30 June 2017 for

The GNCC with prospects of vague employment policy On June 30, the Parliament passed the draft Law on Amendments to the Law of Georgia on National Regulatory Bodies in an accelerated manner, which makes the employment policy in the Georgian National

    Proposal of the Bill and Creation of a Working GroupOn 19 December 2016, certain employees of the Public Broadcaster proposed a bill to the Parliament requesting an amendment to Article 30 of the Law of Georgia on Public Broad

The Georgian Public Broadcaster announced a competition to fill a vacancy in its Board of Trustees after one of its members Natela Sakhokia left due to conflict of interest. Eight candidates were interviewed during the competition, of which 3 candida

Transparency International Georgia continues monitoring of lobbying activities and the expenses political groups make for this purpose. Monitoring of procurement of lobbying services and associated expenses is an important part of the anti-corruption

Transparency International Georgia continues to explore the degree of transparency and accountability in state-owned enterprises.Based on the report released in December 2016, relative to best international models, the Georgian legislation is deficie

On June 15, the Georgian National Communications Commission (GNCC) stated that TV company Rustavi 2 had violated the law by airing political advertising outside the election period. The case was precedential and the decision essentially prohibited al