CSOs call on the State Inspector to Petition the Prosecutor’s Office to Relinquish Tsurtsumia’s Case to Her Office

 The under-signatory CSOs believe that the January 2, 2020 crime committed against Murad Tsurtsumia, 24 years-old young man, must be investigated by the State Inspector’s Service. Therefore, we call on the State Inspector, to use her authority under the legislation and petition the prosecutor’s office to relinquish the case to her office for further investigation. 

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Fighting Disinformation in Georgia

Ruling Party’s Electoral System Offer Is Unacceptable And Unserious

Civil Service Bureau’s Statement Raises Questions Regarding Effectiveness of Asset Declarations Monitoring System and Bureau’s Political Neutrality

Needs identified by TI Georgia’s Committee of Concerned Citizens in Akhaltsikhe in 2019

Needs identified by TI Georgia’s Committee of Concerned Citizens in Kakheti in 2019

Needs identified by TI Georgia’s Committee of Concerned Citizens in Shida Kartli in 2019

Timeline of Georgian Dream’s Efforts to Seize Adjara TV

Business Activities and Related Violations of Ministers and their Deputies

 As of December 2019, the Government of Georgia has 11 ministers and 53 deputy ministers. By using public databases Transparency International Georgia (TI Georgia) has studied business activities of these public officials as well as the practice of mandatory disclosure of their business interests. As a result, TI Georgia identified some violations.