#Georgia
Datablog | Georgians are split on election quality
Polling from CRRC Georgia suggests a deep partisan divide in Georgia when it comes to views on the quality of elections in the country.
Datablog | Georgians are split on election quality
By Milord ShengeliaPolling from CRRC Georgia suggests a deep partisan divide in Georgia when it comes to views on the quality of elections in the country.
Georgian extremist group Alt Info threatens Pride week
The threats came despite Tbilisi Pride announcing there would be no attempt to hold a public march this year.
Georgian extremist group Alt Info threatens Pride week
The threats came despite Tbilisi Pride announcing there would be no attempt to hold a public march this year.
South Ossetia cancels referendum on joining Russia
President Alan Gagloyev cited ‘the inadmissibility of a unilateral decision affecting the ‘rights and interests of the Russian Federation’.
South Ossetia cancels referendum on joining Russia
President Alan Gagloyev cited ‘the inadmissibility of a unilateral decision affecting the ‘rights and interests of the Russian Federation’.
Five transgender women attacked by ‘dozens of men’ in Tbilisi
One of the victims claims that a man instigated the attack after she refused to have sex with him.
Five transgender women attacked by ‘dozens of men’ in Tbilisi
One of the victims claims that a man instigated the attack after she refused to have sex with him.
Georgian culture minister accused of purging critics from National Museum
The ministry fired around 40 employees from the Georgian National Museum in what they called a ‘reorganisation’, according to trade union officials.
Georgian culture minister accused of purging critics from National Museum
The ministry fired around 40 employees from the Georgian National Museum in what they called a ‘reorganisation’, according to trade union officials.
Datablog | How does Georgia’s democracy compare with countries granted EU candidacy?
The Georgian Government officially applied for EU membership on 3 March 2022, after previously not planning to do so until 2024.
Datablog | How does Georgia’s democracy compare with countries granted EU candidacy?
By Givi SilagadzeThe Georgian Government officially applied for EU membership on 3 March 2022, after previously not planning to do so until 2024.
Consent not required: how Georgian legislation allows rapists to walk free
In Georgia, saying no is simply not enough, and victims of rape must prove that they physically resisted their rapist to receive justice.
Consent not required: how Georgian legislation allows rapists to walk free
By Tata ShoshiashviliIn Georgia, saying no is simply not enough, and victims of rape must prove that they physically resisted their rapist to receive justice.
Voice | They slapped me and called me a faggot: my experience with the Tbilisi police
Giorgi Mzhavanadze, director of the Shame Movement, recounts his experience in the Ninth Police Department in Tbilisi.
Voice | They slapped me and called me a faggot: my experience with the Tbilisi police
Giorgi Mzhavanadze, director of the Shame Movement, recounts his experience in the Ninth Police Department in Tbilisi.
Protests and Western condemnation follow jailing of Georgian government critic
Nika Gvaramia, the director of opposition TV Station Mtavari Arkhi, was sentenced to three years and six months in prison.
Protests and Western condemnation follow jailing of Georgian government critic
Nika Gvaramia, the director of opposition TV Station Mtavari Arkhi, was sentenced to three years and six months in prison.
Borjomi water to be ‘partially nationalised’
Borjomi, which is majority-owned by sanctioned Russian oligarch Mikhail Fridman, indefinitely ceased production in late April.
Borjomi water to be ‘partially nationalised’
Borjomi, which is majority-owned by sanctioned Russian oligarch Mikhail Fridman, indefinitely ceased production in late April.