On 26 May, the Conference of Judges elected four members to the High Council of Justice (HCJ) for a four-year term thus completely ignoring calls by international partners and non-governmental organisations and further strengthening the positio

 Transparency International Georgia studied the issue of Georgia’s political finance in 2020. The main focus was on those 9 political entities that received at least 1% support in the 2020 parliamentary elections. One of them (Girchi) did

 On 22 May, the Legal Issues Committee of the Parliament of Georgia approved in the first reading the proposed amendments to the election legislation. Most of these amendments featured in the EU-mediated agreement signed by political parties. We

 The signatory organizations call on the judges of the Common Courts of Georgia not to hold the XXIX Extraordinary Conference on May 26, intended to elect four judges to the High Council of Justice of Georgia.We would like to remind the public t

 The Coalition for an Independent and Transparent Judiciary calls on the Parliament of Georgia to start working on justice system reform promptly and to ensure that the High Council of Justice is made up of qualified and trustworthy members.As i

 Following the application of our organization, the Council of the Charter of Journalistic Ethics of Georgia decided that the journalist of TV Rustavi 2, Natia Lazashvili, violated the first principle of the Charter (accuracy of information). Th