Today, Tamta Mikeladze, one of the founders of the ‘the Human Rights Education and Monitoring Center (EMC)’ was summoned to be questioned by the State Security Service of Georgia related to the investigation launched on May 30. According ...
On March 13, 2020, prior to the declaration of a state of emergency, the High Council of Justice (HCOJ) adopted recommendations to prevent spreading of the Novel Coronavirus. The recommendations are related to the measures to be implemented in the co ...
According to media reports, in March and April 2020, mayors in several municipalities of Georgia - Kaspi, Terjola, Kutaisi and Oni resigned from their positions after submitting resignation requests. On March 11, 2020, Kaspi Municipality Sakre ...
“No to Phobia!” civil society platform would like to respond to the xenophobic statement made by Giorgi Gabunia, host of Mtavari Arkhi TV’s “Post Factum” program, on April 5. In particular, commenting on the TV story co ...
March 30 report of a news website ZDnet about leak of personal details of Georgian voters raises a number of questions. According to the news website, on March 28, a database of 4,934,863 Georgian citizens was shared on a hacker forum, c ...
Civil Platform “No to Phobia!” expresses its concern about the wave of xenophobia following the events that had taken place in Marneuli. We call upon media, politicians and public figures to promote to a possible extent the spread of corr ...
On March 10, 2020, the High Council of Justice (HCOJ) nominated Nino Kadagidze to the Parliament as a candidate for the Chair position. She was one of those 10 candidates who the HCOJ nominated to Parliament for the Supreme Court without any pub ...
On March 8, following another meeting between the authorities and opposition parties on the electoral system, it became known that an agreement has been reached. The election system compromise foresees distribution of 120 mandates under a proportiona ...