Tag: Venice Commission

Georgia

ISFED on Election Code Changes: GD Uses Legislative process to Maintain Power at Any Cost  

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

Alain Berset : We expect the law to be changed. We are not here on vacation. A working group will be established in less than a week to change the laws.  

Georgia

Alain Berset, the government has promised to amend its content on the Law on Transparency of Foreign Influence  

Georgia

CoE’s Sec. General: GD Promised to Amend the Foreign Agents’ Act  

Georgia

Report of the European Commission: Discussions are currently underway regarding the possible implementation of a visa suspension mechanism for specific categories of persons, taking into account the recent developments in Georgia.  

Georgia

Report by the European Commission: Georgia has not made any progress on visa policy compliance  

Georgia

Report by the EC: Urgent steps needed to avoid activation of the Visa Liberalization Suspension Mechanism  

Georgia

Ambassador of the Netherlands says that if Georgia wants to return to its European Union roots, it must first cancel the laws the EU demands, but also follow nine steps.  

Georgia

In the first reading, the Parliament approves the draft law on transparency of foreign influences  

Georgia

Degnan: we will celebrate with All of Georgia when the candidate status decision comes in December  

Georgia

NDI Pre Election Delegation Report: Recent Changes to Electoral Code do not comply with recommendations  

Georgia

The French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs is “concerned about” Georgia’s legislative election  

Georgia

Georgian electronic communications reform not in line with European standards, Venice Commission  

Georgia

Transparency International: Georgia publishes a new report on four key areas for a democratic environment  

Georgia

Speaker on Transparency of Foreign Influence law: the discussion has become absurd