Web Portal on Human Rights in Georgia
Partners and Donors
HRIDC has been supported by the following organisatons:
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| US Embassy | National Endowment for Democracy(NED) |
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Open Society Georgia Foundation
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| Cordaid (The Netherlands) | Embassy of Canada |
- The Royal Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Council of Europe
- Norwegian Human Rights Fund
- Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation(SDC)
- OSCE Mission to Georgia; Eurasia Partnership Foundation
- UNICEF
- Friedrich Ebert Foundation
- Open Society Institute (OSI, Budapest)
- International Economic Relations and Development Co-operation (YDAS-Hellenic Aid) – General Secretariat of the Hellenic Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Greece)
- The World Bank
- Stichting Vluchteling (The Netherlands)
- The Swiss Embassy in Georgia
- Embassy of the Kingdom of Netherlands in Georgia
- Embassy of Lithuania
- Nordic Council of Ministers/Human Rights House Foundation
- CICC
- Abilis Foundation
- Nonviolent Peaceforce
- Penal Reform International
- Minority Rights Group International
- The Swedish Institute
- Oslo Coalition on Freedom of Religion or Belief
OTHER NEWS
Human Rights Center and Zaza Saralidze request meeting with the chief prosecutor of Georgia
Human Rights Center presented the annual report – 'State of Human Rights in Georgia, 2018'
70-years-old woman found killed in her house in Gori
Prosecutor’s office imposed irrelevant charge on Partskhaladze and Chokheli over Lasha Tordia’s physical assault case
Detentions on the occupation line before the New Year
Archive
POLL
Will the appointment of the candidate judges nominated by the Supreme Council of Justice for life-long term in the Supreme Court strengthen justice?
BLOG
City full of death
Put on your best cloths. Look at your kids carefully and embrace them. Call your mom. Call your friends. Look through your houseDetailed...
Vanished people – “Never forget me”
Disbelief based on partiality Reality is different
EDITORIAL
Forgotten by government veterans
Every year, fewer and fewer veterans of the World War II meet the Victory Day. The society receives information about them only onDetailed...
Villages of the Hopeless
What happened to Dream of Justice Revival?
THEMES
