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Tbilisi. “Generation of Independent Georgia: In Between Hopes and Uncertainties- Youth Study 2023” - initiated and funded by Friedrich-Ebert Stiftung (FES), South Caucasus Regional Office.

Study presents a country wide empirical research, which provides analytical insights into the young generation’s perceptions, awareness, expectations and approaches towards the changing realities.

The study determines challenges young people face and identifies urgent tasks within the society. 

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source: Friedrich-Ebert Stiftung

Tbilisi. Human Rights Center published - “INTERIM REPORT ON MONITORING PUBLIC ASSEMBLIES”. 

“The Report identifies breaches of domestic legislation regarding the right to freedom of assembly and manifestation as well as its practical realization and offers legal analysis. Additionally, the Report assesses the activities of the law enforcement officers during the demonstrations in coherence with the law. The Report summarizes the monitoring results and key findings”.

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Source: Human Rights Center

Tbilisi. Based on publicly available information, IDFI considers that “holding Georgian citizenship by Partskhaladze violates Georgian Constitution and the organic law. Therefore, Ministry of Justice should initiate the process of termination of his citizenship and/or make a relevant explanation

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Source: idfi.ge

Tbilisi. “We're building the country envisioned by Ilia Chavchavadze, a European community rooted in equality,” says Rusudan Gotsiridze, Bishop of the Evangelical-Baptist Church of Georgia. Rusudan Gotsiridze’s #HumanRightsTalks lead the way towards a prosperous society where everyone is valued, and no one is left behind. Get ready for an inspiring September as our #HumanRightsTalks return with an impressive lineup of critical topics, fresh perspectives, and exceptional speakers, proudly presented by UNDP Georgia, European Union in Georgia, and The Union of Tbilisi Museums. 

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Source: UNDP

Tbilisi. In Tbilisi opened the #UkrainianHouseTbilisi, a symbol of unity and cooperation, committed to supporting 25,000 Ukrainian nationals who sought refuge in Georgia amidst the devastating war. 

Led by the Ukrainian community organizatio, the initiative is supported by Deutsche Botschaft Tiflis through UNDP Georgia. 

House goals is: 

1.Empower Ukrainian nationals residing in Georgia. 

2.Provide a versatile community hub for the organizations and volunteer groups serving Ukrainian beneficiaries in Georgia. 

3.Establish a vital referral centre for socio-economic services catering to Ukrainian nationals. 

4.Offer a vibrant venue for events promoting integration and strengthening Georgian-Ukrainian relations. 

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Source: UNDP