Tag: Fair Elections

Georgia

Nino Dolidze : Legitimacy belongs Salome Zurabishvili a person. We will continue to fight for an European future as long as it is necessary.  

Georgia

Nino Dolidze: We spoke with the Council of Europe delegation about what kind of reaction should follow everything we have witnessed–violations of people’s rights, torture, and inhuman treatment  

Georgia

Nino Dolidze says there is an attempt to intimidate civil servants and put pressure on them – we urge them not to resign due to differences of opinion  

Georgia

Salome Zurabishvili says we don’t want a revolution but new elections  

Georgia

Josep Borrell: More than 100 million Euro will be frozen, and instead of going to Georgian authorities, they will be used by civil society organizations  

Georgia

Borrell announces 100 million Euro transfer to civil society organisations instead of Georgian government  

Georgia

Margus Tsahkna, it is clear that the ruling Georgian party will not follow the path to the European Union as promised. We are concerned  

Georgia

The President, at the meeting with monitoring organizations: There are issues we didn’t cover in advance. Perhaps we were overconfident. Everything requires experience and you experience is invaluable  

Georgia

CEC: Gender statistics should not be included in the summary protocol of voting results. It is not related to voting results  

Georgia

CEC dismisses gender discrepancy claims in voter data  

Georgia

The EU ambassador meets with representatives from the non-governmental sector  

Georgia

ISFED: CEC’s explanations of the significant discrepancies between the gender data on voters are insufficient  

Georgia

CEC: ISFED’s new study is an attempt to damage CEC’s reputation  

Georgia

CEC: Fair Elections’ statement about the gender statistics of voters, is inaccurate, manipulative and misleading  

Georgia

Speaker of the CEC : The “Fair Elections’ statement regarding the gender statistics for voters participating in the voting process is incorrect, misleading and manipulative  

Georgia

CEC: the Georgian Election Code does not require that the number of voters who participate in the voting be counted by gender.