Tag: Transparency International-Georgia

Georgia

EPDE calls on CEC to publish observer accreditation criteria, sponsorship/hosting arrangements, and any code of conduct applied to ad-hoc invitees 

Georgia

Based on available reports, on October 18, 2025, police detained several participants of a protest on Rustaveli Avenue in Tbilisi 

Georgia

Court Sets Bail for Elene Khoshtaria, But She Refuses to Pay 

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Transparency International Georgia: The upcoming municipal elections will mark the first time in the organization’s 25-year history that we will be unable to conduct observation 

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Transparency International: From July 1 to August 31, parties received 4,877,977 GEL in donations, with the largest amount, 3,553,326 GEL, received by “Georgian Dream,” followed by “Lelo” and “Gakharia for Georgia” 

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Transparency International Georgia: Public officials received gifts totaling 12 million GEL, including Supreme Court Judge Mamuka Vasadze, Constitutional Court Member Manana Kobakhidze, and Members of Parliament Ilia Injia and Guram Macharashvili 

Georgia

Inspected CSOs Say FARA Doesn’t Apply to Them as They Refuse to Register 

Georgia

Six non-governmental organizations: We have received a letter from the Anti-Corruption Bureau accusing us of violating the so-called law on the registration of foreign agents and threatening us with criminal liability – we do not intend to live under Russian laws 

Georgia

Transparency International Georgia : In the first six months, all parties received 7,592,948 GEL as donations. Of this, 87%, or 6,573,370 GEL, was received by Georgian Dream. In the three months after Tornike Rizhvadze’s resignation, more than 2,5 million GEL were donated to the party in the region.  

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Transparency International Georgia has sanctioned more that 230 representatives of Georgian Dream in 9 Western countries. 138 of them have been made public while the rest are subject to anonymity or visa restrictions  

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Transparency International Georgia : The Georgian Dream-controlled Parliament has become a body which blindly executes its will, enacting severe laws and restricting freedoms in accordance with oligarch interests  

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NGOs: The arrests of opposition leaders are a direct indication that the ruling regime is on the path to authoritarianism. More than 60 people have been arrested as prisoners of conscience.  

Georgia

Georgian Dream calls Transparency Georgia’s statement about Ivanishvili’s asset declaration misinformation and explains the reason why Bidzina Ivanishvili didn’t submit a declaration in her capacity as a MP  

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Transparency International does not have the property declaration of Bidzina Ivanishvili. Razden Kuprashvili who has assumed a role as an executor of civil societies repressions exempts Ivanishvili from this obligation  

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Nathalie Loiseau : The “Georgian Dream’ regime is turning Georgia to a Stalinist regime  

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We condemn the enforcement by Russian laws. We will not and cannot live according to Russian rules.