Opponents of Georgia's foreign agents law have filed a lawsuit in the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). There they indicated the main problems and violations of international law in the draft law.
Members of the European Parliament voted for a resolution condemning the current course of the Georgian leadership
The Constitutional Court of Georgia ruled against suspending the law on transparency of foreign influence, while ordering a “substantive review” of the legislative piece. The Court ruled against the plaintiffs' motion to …
NGOs and media outlets in Georgia will start receiving financial support in the form of grants from the government. Only organizations registered as foreign agents will be able to receive it.
Georgia's First Deputy Minister of Justice Tamar Tkeshelashvili said 476 organisations had voluntarily applied for registration as groups “pursuing interests of foreign power” at the National Agency of Public Registry of the …
About 360 organizations have applied for registration in the foreign agent registry, the Georgian Ministry of Justice reports
Member of the ruling Georgian Dream party Givi Mikanadze said Georgia was not expecting any sanctions due to the adoption of the law on transparency of foreign influence. According to the official, the expectation of …
Georgia's Constitutional Court is holding a regulatory session to decide whether to accept the lawsuits filed against the Transparency of Foreign Influence Law. More than 120 people, including Georgian …
The day after tomorrow, the Constitutional Court of Georgia will begin hearing lawsuits against the law on foreign agents. This document was adopted by the Georgian Parliament three and a half months ago.
The Georgian authorities are generally not against funding revolutions from foreign actors, the only condition is that this process must be transparent so that society knows about the sources of such funds.
The US President wrote a letter to his Georgian counterpart. In this letter, the US leader emphasized that he was disappointed with the latest actions of the republic's leadership.
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze said it was “essential” to receive corresponding actions from the U.S. partners in response to the steps being taken by the country. Kobakhidze’s comments followed the U.S. …
The EU may completely stop providing financial assistance to Georgia. A representative of the EU foreign policy service spoke about this possibility. According to Peter Stano, the reason for this is the law on foreign agents.
The law on transparency of foreign influence took effect in Georgia today, on August 1. The law compels non-governmental organizations and media outlets …
Georgia’s Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze said that he doesn’t rule out that talks on his country’s accession to the European …
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze said he hoped the European Union would not refuse to open accession talks with Georgia, adding the bloc …
Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili's lawsuit in the Constitutional Court against the law on foreign agents will fail, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze said. "I think this lawsuit has no chance. It is …
Another lawsuit is to be submitted to the Constitutional Court in connection with the scandalous law on foreign agents. After the president of the country and NGOs, the compliance of the law with the Constitution is questioned by opposition deputies.
Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili will file a lawsuit with the Constitutional Court today to seek the annulment of the foreign agents law. “Salome Zurabishvili believes that the law adopted by …
These funds will assist the opponents of the Transparency of Foreign Influence Act
