Rule of Law, Human Rights and Freedom of Media

The non-governmental and media organizations suspend cooperation formats with the government until the Russian Law is dropped

Yes to Europe! No to the Russian law!

Coalition: Judges Must Protect the Rights of Peaceful Protestors Arrested at the Rally

The Coalition for Independent and Transparent Judiciary calls upon the relevant judges of the common courts to uphold the constitutional rights of citizens arrested during the peaceful assembly against Russian law. 

Partisan pressure on public service employees must end

On April 13, an audio recording was released, which once again confirms the government's pressure on public service employees 

9 STEPS TOWARDS EU State of implementation

This document was prepared by 12 civil society organizations and it assesses the current situation in terms of Georgia's implementation of the 9 steps.

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More than 400 organisations: Yes - to Europe, no - to Russian law!

We, the Georgian media and non-governmental organizations, vehemently oppose the Russian law reintroduced by the authorities.

WE Call on the Leaders of "Georgian Dream" to Explain to the Georgian People Whether They Were Instructed to Act in Favor of the Interest of a Foreign State

Georgian public have learned that the representatives of the party introducing the "Russian Law", have been working in organizations funded by the USA and the European Union for decades.

The Coalition Reacts to the Suspension of the Monitoring of the Judges' Assets by the Anti-Corruption Bureau

The court decision to suspend the process of examination of the judges' assets provides additional evidence justifying the need for the introduction of an extraordinary mechanism of integrity checks.

The Judges Suspended the Process of Monitoring of Their Asset Declarations by the Anti-Corruption Bureau Through the Court

On April 4, it became known to us that the Tbilisi City Court suspended the process of monitoring the asset declarations of four judges.

Accessibility of Judicial Acts: Progress and Key Challenges

As a result of IDFI's successful strategic litigation and long-term advocacy, in June 2023, the Parliament adopted legislative amendments that substantially improved the accessibility of judicial acts adopted at the open session at the normative level, and January 01, 2024, was set as the date of entry into force of the amendments. 

IDFI Hosted Presentation on Report Highlighting Accessibility of Judicial Acts

On March 29, 2024, the Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI), supported by the USAID Rule of Law Program, held a presentation to discuss the progress and key challenges regarding the accessibility of judicial acts in Georgia.