On December 19, 2012 the Investigations Service of the Ministry of Finance published several secretly recorded phone conversations in connection with the arrest of the General Director of Rustavi 2 and other detained persons. On its official webpage

 20 December, 2012, Tbilisi - Transparency International Georgia is publishing a new report on Financial Analysis of the Election Campaign carried out within the frames of the project "Transparent and Accountable Political Finances in Georgia".

 The book named Who Owned Georgia is a product of the collaboration between Transparency International Georgia and the journalist Paul Rimple. Written in a format of a novel it tells about the businessmen and the companies who owned or own signi

  This is Transparency International Georgia’s 2012 Autumn Work Card on Georgia. It gives a summary assessment of the key areas in the country that are of crucial importance to the development of a transparent, accountable and democratic state.

For Immediate release Today’s conference is the final event of the Anti-Corruption Week. Transparency International - Georgia and Georgian Young Lawyers' Association will talk about the flaws in the country’s anti-corruption system. The organizations

For immediate releaseWhat should the government do to give citizens more information about its activities? What data can be found on government web sites? Where can citizens find information about the assets of Ministers and other public officials bu

For Immediate ReleaseTbilisi, December 10, 2012 – In its new report released today Transparency International Georgia (TI Georgia) has documented Georgia’s largest construction scandal involving former senior public officials and their company Center

On December 7, TI Georgia presented an overview of the Georgian advertising market at the Media Conference 2012, organized by the Media Adovcacy Coalition of which TI Georgia is a member.  The presentation focused on the role of advertising and