The majority of respondents have heard about Facebook Pages that were created to spread fake news. The majority of the population also thinks that the government is interfering with the media’s activities.These are the results of the publ

 Petty corruption is still rare in Georgia. However, addressing more complex forms of corruption, as well as the cases of corruption involving high-level officials, remains a challenge.These are the results of he public opinion survey which the

 According to the draft law registered in the Parliament, the restriction of fundamental human rights will be possible through quarantine measures without the need of a state of emergency. The rules of use and scope of the restrictions will be d

 The Coronavirus pandemic is an unprecedented challenge for countries and their governments. Containing the spread of the disease requires large-scale and often radical measures from the authorities. These measures are mostly justified due to pu

 Today on may 14th, 2020, Transparency International Georgia is releasing the assessment of the money laundering prosecution related to the TBC Bank case. The author of the report is independent international expert Mrs. Pauline David. According

 Transparency International Georgia is responding to the statement made by Tornike Rizhvadze, the Chairman of the Government of Adjara, in regards to the report published by our organization, which found that Rizhvadze and five other officials o

 Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the public attention is mainly focused on health and socio-economic issues. However, while resolving the problems related to the pandemic is vital, we must not forget the issues that are necessary for the long term

 According to the 2019 Open Budget Survey (OBS), conducted by the International Budget Partnership (IBP), Georgia got 81 points out of 100 in state budget transparency. It is one point less than the result of 2017 survey. This change was mainly

 On March 13, 2020, prior to the declaration of a state of emergency, the High Council of Justice (HCOJ) adopted recommendations to prevent spreading of the Novel Coronavirus. The recommendations are related to the measures to be implemented in