Media — Target of Violence and Illegal Surveillance: Assessment of the pre-election media environment

  Transparency International Georgia publishes an annual assessment of the media environment ahead of the elections, covering the period from the 2020 Parliamentary Elections to the 2021 Local Self-Government Elections. The cases provided in the report demonstrate some of the main trends and challenges that the Georgian media is facing today.

Persecution and Harassment of Critical Journalists at Adjara TV

Releasing Vakho Sanaia’s Attackers is Another Attempt to Incite Violence Against Journalists

Statement on the Large-Scale Violence against Journalists

 The cases of violation of journalists' rights in Georgia have reached a critical point. Hereby, we reiterate that the government has failed to guarantee the safety and security of media representatives as earlier attacks on journalists went largely unpunished.

Government inaction encourages violence by aggressive groups against the media

 On July 5, a number of media representatives were physically assaulted and their journalistic work interrupted by protesters rallying against the "March for Dignity".

Communications Commission Membership – Privilege of Incumbent Commissioners and Employees

Deterioration of media environment has become irreversible

In which televisions have parties placed political advertisements during the 2016-2020 elections

Who are the newly-elected members of the Communications Commission?

Working Conditions for Representatives of Critical Media in the Country is becoming Dangerous