I. Key FindingsThe judgment delivered by Tbilisi City Court in the case concerning the events of 4 October 2025 fails to meet the standard required of a reasoned conviction: the body of evidence does not establish beyond reasonable doubt that the con
We, the undersigned organisations, call on the authorities to respond immediately, effectively and comprehensively to the serious allegations made by Giorgi Davitadze, a prisoner held at Rustavi Prison No. 6, and his family members, according to whic
On October 4, 2025, regular municipal elections are scheduled to be held in Georgia. Transparency International Georgia has observed almost every election in the country and, in October 2024, deployed an unprecedentedly large monitoring mission for t
The illegitimate government of "Georgian Dream" has crossed yet another red line on its path toward dictatorship: the trend of arresting activists for political reasons—most recently exemplified by the arrest of former Prosecutor Gene
As Georgia’s relations with the United States and the European Union deteriorate, the Georgian Dream is strengthening its alliances with authoritarian regimes hostile to the United States, such as China. The Georgia-China strategic partnership
Georgia’s Public Broadcaster has once again come under intense public scrutiny amidst the ongoing, large-scale European protest movements across the country. Concerns about the broadcaster’s impartiality have existed for years due to its perceived bi
The Gza company of MP from the Georgian Dream, Giorgi Chkonia, has received GEL 37,095,628 from five public procurements since the parliamentary elections of October 26, 2024. Of this amount, 91.7% (GEL 34,017,338) was received from four tenders
According to the 2024 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) published by Transparency International, Georgia’s score remains unchanged at 53. On a scale of 100 points 53 should be considered average. It is also the lowest score for Georgia since 2015.Th
Considering the ongoing situation and the protests by civil servants, the liquidation of the Civil Service Bureau is yet another act of repression by the state—not only against the bureau's employees but against the civil service as a whole