Letter of media outlets and civil society to Charles Michel

 Batumi International Conference                                                                                                                                       July 19, 2021H.E. Charles Michel, President of the European Council 

Visit of NGOs to Washington

Prime Minister of Georgia should resign immediately due to the Severe Consequences of the July 5 violence

 We, the undersigned organizations, express our utmost concern and sorrow over the passing of Lekso Lashkarava, the operator of „TV Pirveli”. We would like to offer our heartfelt condolences to his family and loved ones.

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".

A brief assessment of changes in election legislation

 On June 28, the Parliament of Georgia adopted the amendments to the Electoral Code, aimed at improving the electoral legislation. The working process lasted for several months and the final version of the document also reflected the provisions of the agreement between the political parties (the so-called Charles Michel Document).

The Selection of Candidates for the Supreme Court Judges is Arbitrary and Unfair

A New Perspective on Judicial Reform

The High Council of Justice Continues Taking Damaging Steps for the Judiciary

The Coalition Reacts to the Competition of Supreme Court Judicial Candidates

 The Coalition for an Independent and Transparent Judiciary calls on the Parliament to elect Supreme Court judges based on a political consensus between the parliamentary majority and the opposition, otherwise, to refrain from making a decision regarding this issue until a fundamental justice reform is implemented.