Tag: Transparency International-Georgia

Georgia

Eka Gigauri: We emphasize that we are not going to live according to Russian laws in Georgia – we will not provide Bidzina Ivanishvili with personal information about people under our protection 

Georgia

Eka Gigauri : We will not give Bidzina ivanishvili any personal information about those under our protection  

Georgia

Rasa Jukneviciene : I appeal to journalists from the European Union to mention Mzia Amaglobeli frequently  

Georgia

Shalva Papuashvili says it is alarming how the embassies in the European Union and Sweden don’t react to the incitement of extremism by using the money of their own citizens.  

Georgia

CSOs report Reveals Human Rights Crisis after 2024 Elections in Georgia  

Georgia

Eka Gigauri : We request the Prosecutor’s Office to intervene in court and file a motion for the change of pretrial detention to another form of prevention measure. No evidence exists to justify the use or imprisonment  

Georgia

Eka Gigauri says the OSCE/ODIHR Report is even stricter that the interim report – on the basis of this report, the Georgian elections were neither free, secret nor equal  

Georgia

Transparency International has sanctioned over 150 high-ranking officials at this stage  

Georgia

CSOs: MIA pre-planned brutal methods for crackdown on protesters  

Georgia

NGOs: In addition to the beatings, special forces also robbed detainees of their clothes, shoes and mobile phones. They took their bags, wallets, glasses and crosses. They forced them to use derogatory terms about themselves or praise “Zviad Khrazishvili”.  

Georgia

Kavelashvili was appointed by a single party as an illegitimate President – Bidzina and his party have further deepened the political crisis by electing him.  

Georgia

CSOs Joint Declaration Condemning Arrests Torture and Repression in Georgia  

Ukraine

Georgia police use extreme violence to suppress protests, and Russia is accused of exporting repression techniques  

Georgia

Non-Governmental Organisations: Civil servants under pressure who publicly condemned the change of state’s direction and the decision to suspend EU accession until 2028.  

Georgia

Transparency International Georgia (TIG): The first session of newly elected parliament announced on November 25th and its recognition of powers of members of Parliament is a gross breach of the Constitution and Rules of Procedure of Parliament  

Georgia

The Constitutional Court receives a brief from NGOs expressing their interest in the case