Tag: Civil Society

Georgia

IRI: The 2024 Georgian parliamentary elections are fundamentally flawed  

Georgia

ODIHR final report reiterates multiple concerns over the October 26 elections and calls for concrete action  

Georgia

HR/VP Kallas: Suspension Visa-Free Travel for Diplomats is “Symbolic” First step  

Georgia

Administration of the French president: Emmanuel Macron invited Bidzina to Ivanishvili for dialogue with all parties, including civil society. He expressed regret that Georgia had strayed from the European path.  

Georgia

Kobakhidze on Protests and the “Failed Maidan”, and his Hopes for a “Complete Reset with US  

Georgia

President Zurabishvili Announces Coordinating Political Council  

Ukraine

Opinion: Georgian civil society is the last defense line for democracy  

Georgia

Mikheil Saakashvili : Today’s rallies was expected to fail, they brought more police than necessary only to intimidate – the solution to this is more organisation, more crowds!  

Georgia

President: I condemn Russia’s hasty moves in the direction of an annexation. This ignores the logic of the Georgian Government, which claims that concessions will change Russia’s policies.  

Georgia

MP Maka Botchorishvili speaks on the “Foreign Agents Bill” and Georgia’s Chances for EU Integration under Georgian Dream Leadership  

Georgia

Commissioner-Designate Marta Kos Discusses Georgia’s EU Integration at Confirmation Hearing  

Georgia

Forum Network Statement of Solidarity With Those Taking A Principled Stand Against Georgian Authorities’ “Foreign Agents’s Law  

Georgia

Georgian elections marred by pressure, tension and an unfair playing field  

Georgia

The EU Ambassador highlights the weaknesses in Georgia’s oversight of security services  

Georgia

Shalva Papuashvili says that out of over 30,000 registered NGOs up to 25,000 of them are inactive. Of these, 600 receive foreign funding and only 136 find transparency unacceptable. For more than 75% of the NGOs, the law does not pose a problem  

Georgia

Georgia’s membership in the Open Government Partnership is suspended