On December 12, the Parliament of Georgia confirmed Shalva Tadumadze, at the time Prosecutor General, for the position of a Supreme Court judge. In cases where the Prosecutor General’s authority is terminated prior to the completion of his ter ...
The under-signatory CSOs believe that the January 2, 2020 crime committed against Murad Tsurtsumia, 24 years-old young man, must be investigated by the State Inspector’s Service. Therefore, we call on the State Inspector, to use her authority ...
On December 20, during the fourth meeting between the ruling and the opposition parties on the electoral system, the Chairperson of the Parliament unveiled the ruling party’s offer about changing the electoral system in a way that out of the 15 ...
On December 14, the ruling party is planning to hold a large-scale rally in Tbilisi, as a party event. According to the party, the public gathering will wrap-up the celebratory week related to Georgia’s chairmanship of the Committee of Minister ...
To: Mr. Clement Nyaletsossi Voule, Special Rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association On behalf of the Coalition for an Independent and Transparent Judiciary,[1] we would like to inform you once again about the legisl ...
The court has, at this point, heard the cases of only 12 of the 37 demonstrators who were arrested at the protest of November 18. Ten of them were sentenced to administrative detention, one was fined, and one was given a verbal warning. The judge was ...
Since the constitutional draft law, initiated for complete shift to the proportional elections in the Parliament of Georgia by 2020, has failed to be adopted, the protesters in Georgia demanded a modification of the current mixed electoral system acc ...
In light of the ongoing tense political developments in the country, we are calling on the government: To reject the use of any type of force against the demonstrators and avoid the escalation of the situation, which could potentially result in a st ...