The Ongoing Investigation by State Security Service into a TV Story aired by Mtavari Arkhi Creates a Risk of Interference in Editorial Independence and Self-Censorship

The Coalition is calling on the Parliament to adopt a resolution on the clan-based governance in the court system

Assessment of Money Laundering Prosecution of Mamuka Khazaradze, Badri Japaridze and Avtandil Tsereteli

Statement on the Closure of Court Hearings in Common Courts of Georgia and Other Related Problems under a State of Emergency

The Coalition’s Statement on Nominating Nino Kadagidze as the Chair

Justice System Against Opponents of the Government

 Recently, representatives of Georgia's partner countries and international organizations have increasingly indicated troubling trends in terms of the country’s democratic development. Along with the electoral system, Western partners' statements focus on the problems of independence of the judiciary and Prosecutor’s Office and prosecution of political opponents.

The Coalition Statement on Deficiencies of Judicial Disciplinary Proceedings

 The Coalition for an Independent and Transparent Judiciary is reacting to important deficiencies of the judicial disciplinary proceedings, which have a negative effect on judicial independence and undermine public trust in the court system.

The Chronology Of The One-year-long Process Of Selection Of Judges Of The Supreme Court

The process of selection of judges of the Supreme Court started on December 24, 2018, and lasted for almost a year. The authorities’ support for influential judges in the judiciary and the formal process of selection ultimately led the justice system to a grave outcome: on December 12, 2019, the Supreme Court was staffed with 14 judges most of whose integrity and professionalism raise a lot of substantiated questions.

Amicus Curiae Brief in connection with Giorgi Rurua’s Case

The Ruling of the Supreme Court on Ugulava’s Case Is A Continuation of Political Persecution