We, the organizations comprising the “No to Phobia!” platform, are responding to the statements made by Tamar Sanikidze, Minister of Education and Science, on February 10, 2016. The statements were made in the 20/30 TV program with regard to t ...
We are concerned about a public statement made by Tbilisi City Court’s chair about a candidate receiving the highest possible score in a written test for judicial certification exam and another candidate, whose answers to the same test were id ...
The Coalition for and Independent and Transparent Judiciary is representing the interests of three claimants and is claiming unconstitutionality of regulatory norms for judicial selection and appointment. The current legislation authorizes t ...
On February 2, as a result of reallocation of shares of Maestro TV, Giorgi Gachechiladze (also known as Utsnobi) became the owner of the controlling stake (55%). He acquired shares from his partners - Giorgi Ebralidze and Levan Chikvaidze, 15% ...
Civil Society Platform No to Phobia expresses extreme concern over the draft law initiated in the Parliament of Georgia envisaging administrative liability for insulting religious feelings. We believe that if adopted, the draft law will put co ...
The Coalition for Independent and Transparent Judiciary has long highlighted a number of problems and challenges faced by the Georgian judicial system, including and especially the need of meaningful judiciary reforms in different directions, ...
ISFED responds to the statement of the Minister of Defense of Georgia, Ms. Tina Khidasheli saying that NGOs have never addressed the Ministry of Defense about the issue of special electoral precincts. In particular, Ms ...
We issue this statement in reaction to the new regulations of military voting proposed by the government. We welcome that the draft amendments unveiled by the government abolish the possibility to create special electoral precincts in milit ...