OSCE Warsaw Human Dimension Conference 30 Sept 2024 Keynote speech

“All we can think about right now, is how to survive”

Foreign Agent Laws in the Authoritarian Playbook

From Russia to Kyrgyzstan, and Georgia to Hungary, “Foreign Agent” Style Laws Have Become a Preferred Instrument for Authoritarians to Extinguish Critical Voices, Shield Their Rule from Scrutiny and Strengthen Their Hold on Power

Georgia: Violent Attacks on Government Critics

Investigations Falter, Accountability Needed

Georgia: ‘Foreign Influence’ Bill Threatens Rights

Reject Measure; End Police Violence

Georgia: Abandon ‘Foreign Agent’ Registration Law

Proposed Bill Poses Grave Threat to Civil Society, Including Trade Unions

‘Foreign Agent’ Laws Spread as EU Dithers to Support Civil Society

New Moves by Georgia and Kyrgyzstan on Repressive Legislation

Georgia’s Minimum Wage is Stuck in the 90s

A Victory for Labor Rights and Transparency in Georgia

Identity of Rights-Abusing Employers Will Remain Public

‘Dark Day’ for Georgia’s Democracy

Authorities Should Reject 'Foreign Agent' Bill

Georgia: ‘Foreign Agents’ Bill Tramples on Rights

Reject Measure Restricting Freedom of Expression and Association

Georgia: Reconsider Mikheil Saakashvili’s Release on Medical Grounds

CALL TO RELEASE MIKHEIL SAAKASHIVILI ON MEDICAL GROUNDS

Georgia: First ICC Arrest Warrants

South Ossetian Officials Sought for War Crimes

Covid-19 Hampers Workplace Safety in Georgia’s Mines

Labor Inspectorate Needs More Resources to Put Reforms into Effect