Transparency International Georgia (TI Georgia) has issued a new report about ethics regulation in the Georgian Parliament which was commissioned by the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR). The opinions and information co

On April 17, Transparency International - Georgia Batumi Office in cooperation with the Supreme Council of Adjara arranged first public discussion related to the Draft Law on ”elections of the Supreme Council of Adjara AR”. The draft law was presente

The statement is about the initiative of Christian-democrats to give to foreign citizens right to participate in elections. Non-governmental organizations have condemned the possible changes in constitution. The full statement is available only

Four Non-governmental Organizations Issued the Third Report in the Framework of the Project Promoting Property Rights in New Touristic Zones For immediate release - April 11, 2012 On the whole territory of Georgia and especially in touristic zo

 “This Affects You Too” Welcomes Georgian President’s Call for International Election Observers  Civil society organizations involved in the “This Affects You Too”-campaign asked the Government of Georgia on March 9 to invite the OSCE's Off

This Affects You Too campaign participants would like to thank supporters and update them on the activities made as part of the campaign Ladies and Gentlemen, Dear colleagues, friends and supporters, We would like to thank sincerely all those non-gov

We, the members of the ‘This Affects You Too’ campaign, welcome the agreement reached between non-governmental organizations and the Legal Issues Committee of the Parliament of Georgia. We praise the willingness of the Parliament to take into account

In response to our blog from March 14, the United National Movement and the Christian-Democratic Movement have sent us comprehensive information on their income, for which we thank both political parties. It was clarified that the United National Mov

On March 12, 13 and 14, the Financial Monitoring Service of the Chamber of Control of Georgia conducted mass interrogation of members of political parties, volunteers and citizens in different districts of Georgia (Lanchkhuti, Chokhatauri, Ozurgeti,

During the last 6 months, Transparency International Georgia addressed the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia with several freedom of information (FOI) requests. We demanded the list of investors whose contracts were terminate