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• European Court of Human Rights Passed Precedent-Related Judgment against Georgia21 Oct. ‘09

  Posted on Wednesday October 21st, 2009 at 11:48 in european court of human rights

  The European Court approved the violation of the European Convention on Davit Gorgiladze’s case though it was precedent-related judgment and dealt with other prisoners too. Manana Kobakhidze, head of non-governmental organization “Article 42 of t...

• The Public Defender Demands Imposing Of Criminal Liability For Raiding The Protesters At The Police Headquarters And Torturing The Detainees On June 15

  Posted on Saturday July 25th, 2009 at 06:57 in Freedom of Expression, public defender

  The Public Defender has addressed the Prosecutor General of Georgia Mamuka Gvaramia with a recommendation to investigate the unlawful acts committed by representatives of law enforcement bodies against the protesters on June 15 at the Police Headquar...

• Maisaia Is Under Psychological and Physical Oppression

  Posted on Tuesday July 14th, 2009 at 10:43 in human rights center

  The Human Rights Center calls upon the international organizations to get interested in the case of Maisaia. Vakhtang Maisaia, who has served as counselor at the Georgian mission in NATO in 2004-2008, was arrested for espionage in favor of Russia on ...

• Freedom House: Georgia’s Democracy Score Lowest in Years

  Posted on Friday July 3rd, 2009 at 15:52 in democracy, Freedom of Expression

  Georgia’s democracy score fell to its lowest since 2005, according to a research by the U.S.-based Freedom House. Nations in Transit 2009, an annual research, covers 29 former communist European and Eurasian countries. Scores in the survey are base...

• Admissibility Decision: Georgia v Russia

  Posted on Friday July 3rd, 2009 at 15:43 in european court of human rights

  The European Court of Human Rights has declared admissible the application lodged in the case of Georgia v. Russia (I) (application no. 13255/07). The Court’s admissibility decision in no way prejudges the merits of the Georgian Government’s comp...

• A statement of the Public Defender’s Office

  Posted on Tuesday June 16th, 2009 at 08:47 in Freedom of Expression, public defender

  Employees of the Public Defender’s Office are carefully studying the event which took place on June 15 at the Police Headquarters and resulted in severe injury of citizens, journalists and opposition leaders. Vakhtang Menabde, a representative of t...

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