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‘A slap in the face of Georgia’s EU perspective’: opposition alarmed by judicial appointments

Opposition groups have suggested that the move directly goes against the EU’s recommendations.

‘A slap in the face of Georgia’s EU perspective’: opposition alarmed by judicial appointments

Opposition groups have suggested that the move directly goes against the EU’s recommendations.

President Zurabishvili joins critics over Georgia’s judicial reforms

The judges responded by hitting out at the president and other critics, including Western embassies in Tbilisi.

President Zurabishvili joins critics over Georgia’s judicial reforms

The judges responded by hitting out at the president and other critics, including Western embassies in Tbilisi.

Survey finds courts among the least trusted institutions in Georgia

The study found that 53% of respondents believed the Georgian judicial system was ‘under influence of the ruling party’.

Survey finds courts among the least trusted institutions in Georgia

The study found that 53% of respondents believed the Georgian judicial system was ‘under influence of the ruling party’.

Georgian Supreme Court head’s resignation raises questions if she was pressured

Nino Gvenetadze’s resignation over ‘health reasons’ has sparked controversy about whether she was pressured to leave the post.

Georgian Supreme Court head’s resignation raises questions if she was pressured

Nino Gvenetadze’s resignation over ‘health reasons’ has sparked controversy about whether she was pressured to leave the post.

Georgian PM ‘shares concern’ at top judges appointments

Some judges appointed to the High Council of Justice have faced criticism for past rulings, while one ‘wrote homophobic comments on Facebook’.

Georgian PM ‘shares concern’ at top judges appointments

Some judges appointed to the High Council of Justice have faced criticism for past rulings, while one ‘wrote homophobic comments on Facebook’.

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