The Coalition for Independent and Transparent Judiciary reacts to the developments at the XXXII Conference of Judges held on March 24th, including the re-election of influential judges - Levan Tevzadze, Vasil Mshvenieradze, and Nikoloz Marsagishvili ...
The XXXII Conference of Judges has been scheduled for March 24. According to the agenda, among other issues, the Conference will discuss the election of members and the Secretary of the High Council of Justice and "the developments concerning the cou ...
The Coalition for Independent and Transparent Judiciary shares concerns regarding recent statements from members of the "Georgian Dream" party. These remarks, which seek to discredit judges holding differing opinions, have a concerning impact on the ...
After granting the candidate status to Georgia, The European Commission defined the implementation of judicial system reform as one of the preconditions. Among them, it indicated that a system of extraordinary integrity checks should be established f ...
On February 20, 2024, the Parliament of Georgia passed amendments to the Election Code and the Rules of Procedure of the Parliament of Georgia in the third reading. However, these amendments fail to address the primary challenges in the procedure for ...
The Coalition for an Independent and Transparent Judiciary is requesting a working meeting to discuss the implementation of the European Commission’s recommendations concerning the judiciary, more specifically, the timeline, issues, and the gen ...
On December 14, the European Council supported the decision and granted Georgia the status of a candidate. On November 8, the European Commission presented a report on the EU enlargement package, which includes nine steps that will determine Geo ...
Dear fellow Citizens of Georgia, Congratulations on the positive recommendation issued by the European Commission! It is indeed symbolic that today, on November 8, the birthday of Ilia Chavchavadze, we have gathered at the monument of Aka ...