Key FindingsTransparency International Georgia's (TI Georgia) observation of the parliamentary elections from July 1, November 22, 2020 showed that the misuse of administrative resources during electoral processes is still problematic for Georg

The report has been prepared in the framework of Transparency International Georgia’s parliamentary monitoring project and covers the activities of the 9th convocation of the Parliament on gender equality issues (reporting period: January 5, 20

 Signatory organizations are extremely concerned about the initiative announced by the authorities, as it essentially aims to impose sanctions due to the protest of the opposition parties as a result of which opposition MPs renounce their parlia

 According to Government Defence Integrity (GDI) Index 2020 published by Transparency International – Defence & Security (TI-DS), Georgia has received a score of 60 out of a 100, placing it in the category of having moderate risk of corrupti

 The International Anti-Corruption Day is celebrated on 9 December. This year, against the backdrop of the pandemic and the parliamentary elections, the unresolved challenges of Georgia’s anti-corruption policy have been all too evident.Wh

 The research by Transparency International Georgia assesses the progress made by the Parliament of Georgia in regard to parliamentary openness and transparency since the signing of the Declaration on Parliamentary Openness to today (reporting p

The Coalition is reacting to the draft decree, which was published on the High Council of Justice webpage on December 1, 2020. The decree is supposed to regulate the process of selection of Supreme Court judges by the High Council of Justice. The Coa

 Transparency International Georgia is alarmed by the facts of physical injuries sustained by media representatives and interference with the journalists' professional activities during the protest rally near the building of the Central Elec

 GDI, ISFED, HRC, and TI, responding to the measures taken by the Government of Georgia aimed at restricting freedom of movement, consider that imposition of the curfew order by the resolution of Government of Georgia is unconstitutional, as the

 Georgian citizens elected the Georgian Parliament under a new proportional system on 31 October 2020. The adoption of a predominantly proportional electoral system was made possible by years-long struggle of the public. It created conditions wh