FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 20 May 2008 Tbilisi, Georgia – Transparency International Georgia (TI Georgia) published the results of a public opinion survey on the Georgian parliament that was conducted by the Caucasus Research Resources Center on behal
On April 5, 2011 four non-governmental organizations: Association Green Alternative, Georgian Young Lawyers' Association, Georgian Regional Media Association and Transparency International Georgia within the scopes of the project "Protection
Coherent election legislation and political will to implement the law is one of the basic premises of the free and democratic elections. Domestic observer organizations – International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy (ISFED), Georgian Young
Within the first 72 hours of its operation, www.chemikucha.ge has received more than 30,500 page views. Over 4,800 people visited the site and reported 164 problems on their streets. Officials from Tbilisi City Hall have already started commenting an
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE TBILISI March 21, 2011. Chemikucha.ge, a new website developed by Transparency International Georgia, allows residents of Tbilisi to easily report and discuss problems on the city’s streets, in order to get them fixed. “If you
On Wednesday, 23 March, 2011, Transparency International Georgia will host "Blogs and Politics," a presentation by Croatian blogger and digital activist Marko Rakar on concrete ways that blogs and bloggers can affect politics. Rakar is Croatia's f
Dear Sir/Madam, The NGO coalition Transparent Foreign Aid to Georgia (TFAG) welcomes the recent decision of the Millennium Challenge Corporation reached at the Board of Directors Meeting of January 5th, 2011 on the eligibility of Georgia to develop a
We at TI Georgia are deeply saddened by the unexpected tragic passing away of Samir Alibayov, our colleague and friend from TI Azerbaijan. Samir was coordinating TI Azerbaijan's Advocacy and Legal Advice Center (ALAC) and provided help and support to
On January 6, 11 NGOs held a joint press conference at the office of the Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association. The NGOs appealed to the Minister of Internal Affairs to properly investigate the violent dispersal of the veterans’ prote