Transparency International Georgia is responding to the reported information regarding the illegal ‘tapping’ of the telecommunications of citizens by the law enforcement authorities. According to Mamia Sanadiradze, owner of a company which operates e
We, civil society organizations and associations, once again apply to you with a proposal to nominate and elect Tamar Gurchiani to the position of the Public Defender of Georgia.Initially, she was nominated by 39 civil society organizations and
Over the last few days, there has been a discussion in the media and on social networks regarding the business interests of Kakha Kaladze, who has been named as the candidate for the position of the Minister of Energy and Natural Resources by the Geo
According to reports in the media today, Tbilisi City Hall is planning to liquidate the Tbilisi Development Fund. Transparency International Georgia, along with various other NGOs, often highlights the non-transparent activities surrounding various f
Alexandre Khetaguri, the acting Minister of Finance (United National Movement), on October 15 announced that there will be a new tax amnesty for Georgian broadcasters. Major beneficiaries are likely to be the two national private TV channels. Accordi
The Georgian Public Broadcaster (GPB) has recently cancelled the programs Vakho Sanaia’s Report and European Choice, two important formats for debate and discussion on public television. Anchor and journalist Sanaia, who ahead of the elections had pu
A statement about the ongoing electoral processes (14:00 – 22:00) According to the information provided by our observers, the following types of irregularities have been revealed during the day: The majority of the polling stations that we co
Special purpose unit rigs election results in Khashuri According to information at our disposal, special purpose security units have entered several polling stations of the District of Khashuri and modified voting results in the summary protocols. Ac
Transparency International Georgia sent a total of 420 local and 56 international observers to monitor the recent parliamentary elections. The international observers were representatives of Transparency International’s chapters in Lithuania, Latvia,