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Georgian Supreme Court nominees confirmed despite ‘stink bomb’ in parliament
The controversial vote on Thursday came amidst protest rallies and arrests and journalists forcibly removed from a committee hearing.
Georgian Supreme Court nominees confirmed despite ‘stink bomb’ in parliament
The controversial vote on Thursday came amidst protest rallies and arrests and journalists forcibly removed from a committee hearing.
Father of Georgia’s TV Pirveli owner charged with money laundering
Fears grow over a clampdown on media a year before the parliamentary elections.
Father of Georgia’s TV Pirveli owner charged with money laundering
Fears grow over a clampdown on media a year before the parliamentary elections.
Opinion | What’s the point of Azerbaijan’s National Press Day?
When it comes to press freedoms, there’s not much to celebrate, argues Catherine Pilishvili from Human Rights Watch.
Opinion | What’s the point of Azerbaijan’s National Press Day?
By Catherine PilishviliWhen it comes to press freedoms, there’s not much to celebrate, argues Catherine Pilishvili from Human Rights Watch.
Editorial | I/We are Golunov, and Geriyev, and Kochesoko…
The arrest of Meduza journalist Ivan Golunov mirrors the treatment of government critics in the North Caucasus.
Editorial | I/We are Golunov, and Geriyev, and Kochesoko…
By OC MediaThe arrest of Meduza journalist Ivan Golunov mirrors the treatment of government critics in the North Caucasus.
Rustavi 2 shareholder sues Gvaramia and other shareholders
Director Nika Gvaramia accused the government of being behind the lawsuit to attack the channel’s editorial independence.
Rustavi 2 shareholder sues Gvaramia and other shareholders
Director Nika Gvaramia accused the government of being behind the lawsuit to attack the channel’s editorial independence.
Calls to impeach Adjara TV head raise concerns about media freedom in Georgia
Two of the five members of Adjara TV’s Board of Advisors requested that director Natia Kapanadze be removed.
Calls to impeach Adjara TV head raise concerns about media freedom in Georgia
Two of the five members of Adjara TV’s Board of Advisors requested that director Natia Kapanadze be removed.
Azerbaijan cuts public funding for newspapers
At least 18 newspapers will lose state support, with a number of them dropping their print editions as a result.
Azerbaijan cuts public funding for newspapers
At least 18 newspapers will lose state support, with a number of them dropping their print editions as a result.
Proposed Georgian defamation law ‘puts freedom of speech at risk’
The new proposed law came after the head of the Georgian Orthodox Church spoke out against the ‘malicious use of free speech’.
Proposed Georgian defamation law ‘puts freedom of speech at risk’
The new proposed law came after the head of the Georgian Orthodox Church spoke out against the ‘malicious use of free speech’.
Secret audio recordings suggest racket in Georgian Government
In a recording allegedly of one of Georgian Dream’s founders, the second in recent weeks, he is heard demanding cars from the founder of Omega Group.
Secret audio recordings suggest racket in Georgian Government
In a recording allegedly of one of Georgian Dream’s founders, the second in recent weeks, he is heard demanding cars from the founder of Omega Group.
South Ossetian court: prosecutors committed ‘procedural violations’ against journalist Mearakishvili
The court ruled that the prosecutor’s office made procedural violations when dismissing a complaint by journalist Tamara Mearakishvili.
South Ossetian court: prosecutors committed ‘procedural violations’ against journalist Mearakishvili
The court ruled that the prosecutor’s office made procedural violations when dismissing a complaint by journalist Tamara Mearakishvili.