Transparency International Georgia is concerned over a break-in at the office of Studio Monitor, the country’s leading group of investigative TV reporters. We ask the Georgian Ministry of Interior to put extensive efforts into solving this particular

For immediate releaseJuly 20, 2012, Tbilisi - Transparency International Georgia published its new report, Electorally Motivated Public Spending, as part of the project “Transparent and Accountable Political Finance in Georgia.”We found that public s

Press Release    Three non-governmental organizations - International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy (ISFED), Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association and Transparency International Georgia held a joint presentation of elections w

“This Affects You Too” campaign responds to the recent initiative on establishing rules of conduct for political parties in the election period. We consider that the current events concerning the election environment have lately become quite disturbi

On 11 July, the court granted the request of the Prosecutor General’s Office to seize satellite antennas belonging to Maestro TV Company. According to a statement released by the Prosecutor General’s Office, in the frames of the investigation into vo

Transparency International Georgia and the Georgian Young Lawyer's Association urge the Tbilisi City Court and the Prosecutor's Office to release relevant evidence and present an adequate legal justification for the seizing of sattelite dishes import

                       On July 5, 2012, the State Audit Office (SAO) released a statement in reply to a letter titled ‘What are the reasons for imposing fines on Bidzina Ivanishvili?’ w

For immediate releaseTbilisi, 9 July 2012 - Transparency International Georgia has released a study of the Georgian hospital sector. The report highlights a number of important issues:The government’s strategy of privatizing the hospital sector

 Participants of the ‘This Concerns You’ civic campaign welcome the ongoing legislative process in the Parliament of Georgia regarding the introduction of the principles of so-called ‘Must Carry’ and ‘Must Offer’ to the legislation, which make a

For Immediate Release Transparency International Georgia learned that a memo was recently circulated by a lobbying firm among policy makers in the EU Parliament in Brussels. This memo included a Transparency International Georgia logo and extensively