Executive Summary On 17 December 2025, the Parliament of Georgia adopted a new Election Code without the participation of opposition parties, civil society organizations, or sectoral experts. A significant share of the substantive amendments is tailo ...
The elections of municipal bodies in Georgia were held on 4 October 2025 amid a boycott by a significant portion of the major opposition political parties. ISFED analysed the distribution of official election campaign revenues and expenditures for th ...
On 17 December 2025, the Georgian Dream Parliament adopted a new Election Code in its third reading. The new Code introduces several substantially different regulations, among which one of the most significant changes is the abolition of the possibil ...
On November 28, 2025, the Supreme Court of Georgia found the cassation appeal of the non-entrepreneurial legal entity "Rustavi City Center for Arts, Sports and Youth Development" inadmissible and upheld the Rustavi City Court's April 6, 2023, decisio ...
According to a statement made by Shalva Papuashvili on 17 November, the Georgian Dream party plans to abolish the possibility of voting from abroad in parliamentary elections through amendments to the Election Code. Georgian citizens residing outside ...
The asset freeze of seven independent organizations represents yet another illegal act by Ivanishvili’s government. It violates fundamental human rights and serves to sabotage the European integration process. Today, the Georgian Prosecut ...
On August 11, 2025, six organizations received another letter from the Anti-Corruption Bureau, accusing us of violating the so-called “Law on Registration of Foreign Agents”, threatening us with criminal liability and demanding explanatio ...