The Parliament held the first  hearing of the government-initiated draft law on Labor Safety on June 5. The topic of labor safety was also discussed during the sittings of the State Constitutional Commission and a number of opinions from di

Transparency International Georgia  presents information on the property and business interests  of Tbilisi Mayoral candidates and first numbers of Sakrebulo party lists,  collected from the study of the Public Registry database and pr

Transparency International  Georgia presents information on the property and business interests of persons nominated as Batumi mayoral candidates, as well as of the persons being the first numbers of the party lists and mayoral candidates of the

Qualification of the candidates nominated by political parties in the elections, their property and business interests represent the matter of high public interest.Transparency International - Georgia hereby presents information on the mayoral candid

The President of Georgia proposed the following to the parliamentary majority about four issues of the constitutional reform: scrapping of the so-called bonus mandates, allowing electoral blocs, moving to the fully proportional electoral system in 20

 The Coalition for Independent and Transparent Judiciary reacts to the statement from the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA)[1]regarding the possible mistreatment of the person detained by the Police on September 22. Human Rights Center (HRC) is

Upon examining the events surrounding Ltd. Bison, a company belonging to Kibar Khalvashi’s brother Niaz Khalvashi, Ltd. Transcaucasus Crystal and Ltd. Megako, Transparency International Georgia believes that there are signs of corruption in the

 On October 2, it was reported that the new General Auditor, Irakli Mekvabishvili dismissed two deputy general auditors, Nino Lomjaria and Devi Vepkhvadze. The only deputy general auditor who kept his office is Nodar Javakhishvili. He used to se