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What Is The Difference Between “Old” and “New” IDPs?!
August 27, 2009
People, who were internally displaced from Abkhazia and Tskhinvali regions in 1991-93, think that Government of Georgia pays more attention to the victims of the war in August of 2008. Officials of the Government of Georgia are proud that unlike previous president, the current one has created comfort for new IDPs.
I am the Law!
August 20, 2009
The suspects in the Mukhrovani Mutiny were subjected to pre trial detention by the Tbilisi City Court in May. The two-month pre trial detention term and the preliminary investigation are over. The Collegium on the Criminal Cases within the Tbilisi City Court will take up the case on August 21. The fate of the 42 suspects charged with participation in the mutiny will depend on the decision of Judge Jemal Kopalyan.
Russia, Georgia and the War without a Winner
August 7, 2009
A year after the war in the South Caucasus he parties involved in the warrecall the people killed. The war greatly affected both sides. Georgia’s joining NATO has become a more remote possibility. Russia’s position on the international level has become turbulent.
Amendments to the Tax Code will cause Further Difficulties to Businesspersons, Experts Think
August 6, 2009
The Parliament of Georgia introduced amendments to the Tax Code to avoid businesspersons hiding income from taxes. The amended Tax Code will grant the right to a tax inspector to demand a hotel or a an eating establishment to pay the taxes from previous year according to the income they had this year. According to another amendment if the property confiscated by the state is not sold at a second auction, the head of the Income Department may have the right to declare the property to be owned by the state.
Be aware, Georgian Justice awaits you!
August 5, 2009
This is how the story begins: On the night of October 29, 2005 Nikoloz Jakeli and Giorgi Azmaiparashvili, patrol police officers from the Second Platoon of the Vake- Saburtalo District Patrol Police; were patrolling near May 26 square, while citizen Giorgi Mikiashvili and his friends were celebrating his birthday in the friend’s house located at the beginning of Dolidze Street close to May 26 square.