Tbilisi City hall is preventing the International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy (ISFED) from monitoring interviews with candidates competing for public service positions. In their letter Tbilisi City Hall offered ISFED to attend the ...
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One of the areas of focus of International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy (ISFED) is promotion of accountable and transparent governance among local self-government bodies. Contemporary technologies and ...
To the Chairman of the Parliament, Members of the Georgian Parliament, Legal Committee of the Parliament of Georgia, Gender Equality Council of the Parliament of Georgia, the President of Georgia, the Government of Georgia, the Public Defender ...
The International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy expresses deep sorrow for victims of the flood in Tbilisi on June 13-14. We convey our condolences to each and every citizen of Georgia, and especially to families of those lost in the ...
On June 10, 2015, a group of civil society organizations in Georgia submitted to the parliament of Georgia a legislative proposal for introducing electoral quotas to increase women participation in representative authorities of Georgia. ...
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On June 5, 2015, the ruling coalition Georgian Dream publicly announced its decision to leave the existing mixed electoral system for the 2016 parliamentary elections but with certain modifications. In particular, for a majoritarian candidate ...
On May 31, 2015 `International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy` implemented the monitoring of by elections of Sakrebulos held with the majoritarian election system at polling stations №34, №35 of Senaki district and at polling stations ...
On May 30, eight civil society organizations and 14 political parties signed an agreement about the elections system reform during a press conference held at the initiative of the President. The agreement envisages abolishment of majoritarian elect ...