TI Georgia is monitoring the transparency of party financing. For this purpose, we are looking at the fundraising and spending of political parties and other political entities. The Georgian Chamber of Control recently published financial disclosure

TI Georgia is concerned about the Chamber of Control’s decision to request financial information from two Georgian NGOs – new Generation-new Initiative (nGnI) and the Republican Institute – in an effort to enforce new party financing rules. Neither o

We - ISFED, the Georgian Young Lawyers' Association and Transparency International Georgia - declare that the December 2011 amendments to the organic Law of Georgia on the Political Union of Citizens and the Criminal Code of Georgia jeopardize freedo

 The recent days have seen a discussion about amendments made by the Parliament to the Law on Political Associations of Citizens. As questions about this topic still persist, we would like to once more turn the public’s attention to the pr

On December 28, 2011, the Georgian Parliament introduced unconstitutional amendments to the Georgian Organic Law on political Unions of Citizens.On December 28, 2011, the Georgian Parliament introduced unconstitutional amendments to the Georgian Orga

Setting up an environment ensuring fair elections as well as providing political unions with conditions for equal competition is of utmost importance for Georgia’s democratic development. However, some of the legislative amendments proposed by the Pa

On 12 December, 2011, the Georgian parliament proposed the draft amendments to the organic law on political unions of citizensOn 12 December, 2011, the Georgian parliament proposed the draft amendments to the organic law on political unions of citize

Transparency International Georgia would like to thank all media outlets and organizations (including the Georgian National Communications Commission, Tabula and 24 Hours), for paying close attention to our latest report on the Georgian advertising

The Georgian advertising sector is characterized by a lack of competition and dominated by a small network of friends and business partners with ties to former Defense Minister Davit Kezerashvili, a new report by Transparency International Georgia fi

Georgia ranks 64th out of 183 countries, scoring 4.1 on a scale from 10 to 0 in 2011; Perceived corruption in Georgia is lower than in several European Union memberstates, including Slovakia, Italy, Greece, Romania and Bulgaria; Georgia ranks 64