Last updated: Monday, 25 March 2019
Statements
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Today the Coalition held a press conference to present the Coalition's letter to Venice Commission and the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (OSCE/ODIHR). The letter represents a...
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The Coalition for an Independent and Transparent Judiciary has left the Parliamentary Speaker’s working group for designing Supreme Court Justice selection procedures and criteria because the format did not serve...
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The Coalition believes that the following principles should be taken into consideration in the process of electing the justices of the highest and final instance of the judiciary
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The Coalition is calling on the Parliament of Georgia to start working on the amendments to the Organic law on the Common Courts aimed at establishing additional qualification requirements corresponding...
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The Coalition for Independent and Transparent Judiciary is concerned by the nomination of candidates for the Supreme Court Justice position by the High Council of Justice (HCOJ) on December 24
- The new version of the Constitution went into effect at the moment the newly elected President was sworn in. According to it, Supreme Court justices are no longer nominated by...
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The Coalition calls on the Parliament to revisit the fundamental reform of the Prosecutor’s Office during the Spring Session, and in the meanwhile to continue working on this topic in...
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The Coalition is concerned that the process of selecting the new Chief Justice is suspended until this day
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The Coalition is sharply critical of the President’s decision not to exercise his Constitutional authority and instead shift responsibility to various public groups
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The member organizations of the Coalition believe that the current rules for selecting the Chief Prosecutor and composition of the Prosecutorial Council have significant shortcomings and fail to ensure protection...
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