Pharmaceutical Market in Georgia
TI Georgia published its first report on the pharmaceutical market in 2012. The report included an overview of the general trends, problems and solutions. The following findings are important from the previous report:The pharmaceutical market power i
Campaign This Affects You about the Initiative on Secret Investigative Activities
Reportedly, the Constitutional Court declared the acting legislation unconstitutional, which regulates secret surveillance and listening. In its decision, the Court stated that creation, possession, administration and use of technical tools for the o
Statement of the 'This Affects You Too' campaign regarding the new draft law on secret surveillance
On February 6, the parliamentary majority initiated a legislative package that regulates the conduct of covert investigative actions in a new way. The legislative package provides for the creation of a legal entity of public law, Operative-Technical
The election of Vasil Maghlaperidze points to increasing of political influence on the Public Broadcaster
On January 6, the Board of Trustees of the Public Broadcaster elected Vasil Maghlaperidze as the broadcaster’s Director-General. The election of a new director was made necessary after the former director, Giorgi Baratashvili, resigned f
Suspension of programs on the Public Broadcaster contradicts the law
On February 6, at a meeting with journalists, the Director-General of the Public Broadcaster presented a possible model for the channel’s reorganization. This model provides for starting one more reorganization of the channel which aims
Coalition for Euro-Atlantic Georgia expresses its deep gratitude towards European Union for providing visa-free travel for Georgia
Today European Union once again recognized the historical aspiration of Georgian people to be part of Europe and reached an agreement on visa liberalization for Georgia. Soon, citizens of Georgia will be able to travel through Europe without
State-Owned Enterprises in Georgia: Transparency, Accountability and Prevention of Corruption
Transparency International Georgia has published a new report which examines the questions of transparency, accountability and prevention of corruption in Georgia’s state-owned enterprises.The problem of corruption risks in state-owned enterprises is
The Coalition for an Independent and Transparent Judiciary Responds to the Council of Europe Committee Decision Rejecting the Strasburg Judicial Candidates
The Coalition for an Independent and Transparent Judiciary responds to the Council of Europe’s respective Committee decision rejecting the three judicial candidates for the European Court of Human Rights submitted by Georgia. The Coalition was
Coalition Calls on Parliament to Consider President’s Objections in Relation to the “Third Wave” Judicial Reform Bill
The President of Georgia vetoed the “Third Wave” Judicial Reform bill submitted to him on January 10, 2017. The Coalition for an Independent and Transparent Judiciary believes that the objections raised by the President are i