Transparency International Georgia is alarmed by the facts of physical injuries sustained by media representatives and interference with the journalists' professional activities during the protest rally near the building of the Central Elec

 GDI, ISFED, HRC, and TI, responding to the measures taken by the Government of Georgia aimed at restricting freedom of movement, consider that imposition of the curfew order by the resolution of Government of Georgia is unconstitutional, as the

 Georgian citizens elected the Georgian Parliament under a new proportional system on 31 October 2020. The adoption of a predominantly proportional electoral system was made possible by years-long struggle of the public. It created conditions wh

 Transparency International Georgia filed a total of 108 complaints in district and precinct election commissions in regard to the violations from the October 31 parliamentary elections. Out of these 108 complaints:46 complaints were related to

 On October 31, 2020, the parliamentary elections were held in Georgia in accordance with the updated electoral system. The citizens of Georgia had the opportunity to elect a legislative body based on a model that is close to the proportional sy

 The Georgian Central Electoral Commission (CEC) has now counted and published initial preliminary election results in nearly all electoral precincts. Almost all main opposition parties have declared distrust in the election results. Their state

 Transparency International Georgia monitored the 31 October 2020 parliamentary elections with some 600 local observers. The analysis of the 170 violations that we recorded and the 46 complaints that we filed makes it clear that the 31 October e