Non-Governmental Organizations call on the Government of Georgia for Establishment of Independent Anticorruption Agency

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

What has changed in the election legislation

 On July 2, the Parliament of Georgia adopted the amendments to the election legislation. We welcome this fact, as many election issues will be better regulated. Here is a brief overview of the major changes and the remaining problems.

The Competition for the Selection of Members of the Board of Trustees of the Public Broadcaster is taking place with procedural violations

Georgian Civil Society's Open Letter To Facebook

 To: Mark Zuckerberg, Founder and CEO, Facebook       Nick Clegg, Vice-President - Global Affairs and Communications, FacebookJune 29, 2020

Passing of Constitutional Amendments with the First Reading Commendable, Important to Implement March 8 Agreement Fully

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

The alleged attempt to assassinate a Georgian journalist is part of the Russian plan to destabilize Georgia

Corruption in Georgia: Results of Public Opinion Survey

 Petty corruption is still rare in Georgia. However, addressing more complex forms of corruption, as well as the cases of corruption involving high-level officials, remains a challenge.

It is unconstitutional to impose restrictions without a state of emergency