ISFED responds with grave concern to the complaints filed by politicians of the Georgian Dream party with Georgia's Ministry of Internal Affairs, targeting civil activists, journalists, and politicians solely because they expressed critical opinions ...
We respond to the recent statements made by Ivanishvili’s high-ranking officials—including representatives of the illegitimate parliament and government—regarding the potential suspension of visa-free travel for Georgian citizens to ...
On April 3, 2025, the Central Election Commission (CEC) made amendments to the decree "On Defining Rules and Conditions for Voting Conducted Through Electronic Devices," which substantially restricted the ability to effectively observe electoral proc ...
We inform the public that the illegitimate parliament continues to act against the Georgian people. In the coming days, Georgian Dream intends to adopt, through an expedited process, legislative changes that would prohibit Georgia’s friendly co ...
ISFED responds to the April 3, 2025, changes made by the Central Election Commission (CEC) to the decree "On Defining Rules and Conditions for Voting Conducted Through Electronic Devices," which substantially restricts the rights of observers on elec ...
Any act of Ivanishvili’s illegitimate parliament which restricts the Georgian people’s freedom is anti-Georgian and unconstitutional. Tightening the unenforceable Russian law to intimidate citizens with criminal prosecution is also anti-G ...
Considering the ongoing situation and the protests by civil servants, the liquidation of the Civil Service Bureau is yet another act of repression by the state—not only against the bureau's employees but against the civil service as a whole. Ac ...
On January 11, the illegal detention of peaceful demonstrators was accompanied by the use of force by the police According to the information available to the Legal Aid Network of non-governmental organizations, on January 11, 2025, police in Tbilisi ...