Last updated: Friday, 20 September 2019
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The three waves of judicial reforms implemented to date have not obtained their objective of improving the judiciary. The main reason for this is that the legislative changes were incomplete,...
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Coalition for an Independent and Transparent Judiciary addressed the Council of Europe to provide information on the flaws of the competition based on which the Government of Georgia selected judicial...
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Coalition for a Transparent and Independent Judiciary will not participate in the work of the Commission for selecting judicial candidates for the European Court of Human Rights
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On June 22 the Coalition elected the Coalition Steering Committee members.
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On May 30, the Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association (GYLA) and Transparency International – Georgia were scheduled to present their fifth report of monitoring the High Council of Justice of Georgia...
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On May 18 the Coalition Steering Committee members held a press conference on the provisions of the draft of the Constitution concerning judiciary.
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On May 11, the Coalition for an Independent and Transparent Judiciary, with the support of EWMI-PROLoG, held a public forum to discuss next steps for the reform of Georgia’s judicial... -
The Coalition for an Independent and Transparent Judiciary submitted a written communication to the Council of Europe Committee of Ministers. The document aims to inform the Committee of Ministers about...
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Coalition has submitted a claim to the Constitutional Court to challenge constitutionality of the legislative amendments on the Constitutional Court.
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The Coalition has developed a detailed document, which provides a legal analysis of amendments and their impact on the Constitutional Court’s work.
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