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Government to Hold Session in Zestaponi
September 7, 2012
Liberty Bank Apologizes to ICK
September 5, 2012
All Seven Killed People Lived in Pankisi Gorge before Special Operation
September 5, 2012
Human Rights Center will publish interim report on the monitoring of pre-election period
September 3, 2012
Human Rights Center will publish interim report on the monitoring of pre-election period of the upcoming Parliamentary Elections of 2012. On September 4, at 14:00 pm Human Rights Center will give press-conference on the issue in its office.
Zurab Ositashvili Canceled his Candidature
August 31, 2012
Family Members of Police Officers Have Free Holidays in the Hotels Arranged in Police Stations
August 30, 2012
Family members of police officers rest in the building of Gonio police office. The local budget covers the communal expenses of the police office. Nongovernmental organization evaluates the fact is indirect corruption.
OSCE Commissioner Warns Against Demolishing Georgian Villages in S.Ossetia
August 24, 2012
OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities Knut Vollebaek called on the de-facto leadership of the Georgian breakaway region of South Ossetia to clarify a statement indicating that it plans to demolish the remnants of villages formerly populated by ethnic-Georgians displaced during and after the 2008 war.
As a result of international oppression, State Audit Office and National Bureau of Enforcement postponed the repressions
August 24, 2012
Lately, the government of Georgia and the ruling party – United National Movement [UNM] became targets of strict criticism from two international institutions simultaneously. Co-rapporteurs from Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) and OSCE PA Pre-Election Mission laid out particular concerns about current situation in Georgia and demanded the government to create equal conditions for all political parties during pre-election campaign.
Solidarity Action for the Punk Group Pussy Riot
August 23, 2012
Unpaid Land Taxes Stopped Out of Retired People’s Pensions
August 21, 2012
164 Families Demands Compensation
August 20, 2012
Endless Expectation for Georgian Citizenship
August 17, 2012
Vakhtang Tsintsadze has been living in Lanchkhuti district for years and despite hard social problems he cannot receive social aid because he is not citizen of Georgia.
Leonid Tibolov: “Georgian Villages Will No Longer Exist As Residential Territories”
August 16, 2012
A Week Before His Death Bondo Shalikiani Spoke About His Possible Murder on Political Grounds
August 14, 2012
The August war- who is guilty?
August 9, 2012
Four years have passed since the armed conflict of August, 2008. Hundreds of people – including peaceful civilians -died during the Russian-Georgian hostilities. Thousands of Georgians were displaced and the territories of Akhalgori district and Kodori Gorge were occupied by Russian military forces. Georgia completely lost control over enclaves in South Ossetia which were previously inhabited by ethnic Georgian people.
The situation was complicated due to the lights going off in the Metro stations.
August 9, 2012
Saakashvili Attacks Ivanishvili over His TV’s War Anniversary News Report Blunder
August 9, 2012
President Saakashvili seized upon Bidzina Ivanishvili-funded television station’s August war-related gaffe and said that Russia’s President Vladimir Putin was “patron” of the Georgian Dream opposition coalition leader and “his slaves”.
The Opposition Protests the Employment Program
August 7, 2012
Turkish Investor Replies to Complaints of Peasants from Lanchkhuti
August 7, 2012
Turkish businessmen have leased 273 hectares of cornfields in three villages in Lanchkhuti district – Jurukveti, Lesa and Chibati. Humanrights.ge has already published an article about this issue - Peasants Want Terms To Be Fulfilled By Investors In Lanchkuti Villages.
“I Decided to Return from the Olympic Games after a Drunken Gia Udesiani Wanted to Meet Me “ –Betkil Shukvani
August 2, 2012