The Prosecutor General’s diploma still raises questions

 The Coalition for an Independent and Transparent Judiciary reacts to discussions concerning the authenticity of the diploma of Shalva Tadumadze, Prosecutor General of Georgia. 

Assessment of the Working Group Creation Process by the Legal Committee

The Coalition assesses the process of selection of Supreme Court justices at the High Council of Justice

 On May 10, 2019, the High Council of Justice (HCoJ) commenced the process of selection of Supreme Court judicial candidates to be nominated to the Parliament of Georgia. The process lasted for 4 months and was finalized on September 4, 2019.

Georgian Civil Society Organization’s address to the International Community

 We, the undersigned representatives of the civil society organizations of Georgia would like to address the friends of Georgia and share with you our concerns with regards to the quality of democracy, media and political freedoms, corruption and eventual state capture that we are facing today.

Prosecution of TV Pirveli owner’s family member reinforces questions concerning freedom of speech and selective justice in the country

Rustavi 2 TV Journalists Resign En Masse, Citing Expected Changes to the Critical Editorial Policy

The Parliament of Georgia postponed the activation of the investigative authority of the State Inspector’s Office for the fourth time

The High Council of Justice refuses to release public information concerning judicial candidates for the Supreme Court

Statement of NGOs on the Ongoing Staff Changes in Rustavi 2 TV

Working on electoral reform should continue

 On August 5 and 6, a meeting of the electoral reform working group was held to discuss initiatives prepared by the ruling party about amendments to the Law of Georgia on Political Associations and the Election Code. We would like to comment on the legislative initiatives discussed by the working group.