Tbilisi. Transparency International Georgia publishes a video blog post: ''How is the judiciary system managed?''
''Main problems in the judiciary system are clan management and closed style of operation. The reform process makes it obvious that the government has refused to make fundamental changes and today, together with influential groups of judges, it actively uses court control mechanisms to manage the system'' – is stated in the video blog post.
Non-governmental organizations published a joint statement.
„The draft law ... is a Russian Law in its goals and content, it is directed against the Western course supported by the Georgian people...
According to the Europe Foundation’s 2023 survey on Knowledge of and Attitudes towards the EU in Georgia, 77% of Georgian citizens would vote for EU membership if a referendum is held tomorrow.
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Tbilisi. Non-governmental organizations published a joint statement.
The text of the statement:
„On the night of May 8, the government's nerves failed, and they prematurely revealed their intent...
Tbilisi.The EU and UNDP support opened new opportunities for thousands of small and medium-sized entrepreneurs across Georgia empowering them to embrace greener, more innovative, and more sustainable
Tbilisi.On May 15, at 15:00 the Grassroots Human Security Grant (GGP) Program of the Embassy of Japan in Georgia will conduct a public consultation meeting for the potential applicants who plan to sen...
EU Member states about their experience of the EU membership
“Joining the European Union for Latvia meant we became part of a community that respects and protects human rights, freedom, equality and solidarity.” -
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Statement from US Ambassador Dunnigan: “I am deeply concerned that in recent weeks the Georgian government’s choices have moved the country away from its Euro-Atlantic future, a destination desired by...
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