Tag: Anti-Corruption Bureau

Georgia

Zurab Japaridze, Leader of the Opposition, on Steps to Prevent Legitimization in Parliament  

Georgia

According to information from the organization “Transparency International- Georgia”, the 8 election subjects under study received a total income of 18.8 millions GEL and spent 25.3 million GEL. 53% of total expenses (13.3million GEL) were paid to “Georgian Dream”.  

Georgia

Watchdog Assesses Corruption, Judiciary, Oversight, Media in 2020-2024  

Georgia

Georgia raises concerns over misuse of administrative resources ahead of elections  

Georgia

TI Georgia Report on Misuse Administrative Resources in Parliamentary Elections, 2024′  

Georgia

“Transparency International Georgia” highlights misuse of administrative resources ahead of elections  

Georgia

Monitoring mission “My Voice: facts of illegal collection of voter’s personal data and use by the ruling party have emerged as an active problem  

Georgia

Razhden Kuprashvili, newly appointed head of Anti-Corruption Bureau  

Georgia

The Daily Beat: Sunday, 8 October  

Georgia

Campaign Beat: October 1-7  

Georgia

TI Georgia reports its monitoring of the October 26, 2018 parliamentary elections  

Georgia

Anti-Corruption Bureau Removes TI-Georgia’s “Political Actor” Designation at PM’s Behest 

Georgia

“PM Kobakhidze Urges Removal of Watchdogs’ Status as Political Actors” 

Georgia

Georgian Government Punishes TI Georgia Director for Speaking Out Against Anti-NGO Laws 

Georgia

“Georgian Dream Accused of Covering Up Potential Russian Interference in Elections”