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Human Rights Center demands Annulment of Election Results in Polling Station N65 of Marneuli Election District N22

October 4, 2021

According to HRC, during the October 2, 2021 Local Self-Government (Municipal) Elections, the situation in several polling stations became tense and there were some incidents identified casting a shadow over the peaceful and fair environment for the polling process.

Take Her Away!

October 2, 2021

The police took the woman away from the yard at about 10:00 am but later she returned back.

HRC Requested to annul the election results in the polling station # 48 in Marneuli Election District # 22

October 2, 2021

In the polling station # 48 in Marneuli Election District # 22 the PEC members tried to oppress the HRC observer demanding her not to make any notes or complaints about the violations.

Municipal Elections 2021 - Election violations and tendencies observed by Human Rights Center

October 2, 2021

HRC monitors the 2021 Municipal Elections through 51 qualified election observers in three regions of Georgia – Kakheti, Imereti and Kvemo Kartli.

Election violation in the precinct # 3 in Gardabani election district # 21

October 2, 2021

A woman was standing at the entrance to the yard of the polling station # 3 of the Gardabani election district # 21.

Darkness in the polling station in direct and indirect meaning

October 2, 2021

Before opening the polling station # 48 in Marneuli election district # 22, the HRC observer found that the election booths were arranged incorrectly.

The PEC Chairperson cannot establish order in the polling station

October 2, 2021

HRC observer reported that there is endless disorder in the polling station #51 in the Savaneti village, Bolnisi Municipality Election District # 23; the disorder is caused by the crowd mobilized in the precinct.

Illegal Arrests and Closed Akhalgori: Main Issues of the Ergneti Meeting

September 30, 2021

On September 27, the 102nd meeting within the Incident Prevention and Response Mechanism (IPRM) was held in Ergneti. The parties also discussed the facts of illegal detention of Georgian citizens along with all the incidents at the dividing line during the last two months.

Endless Waiting for the Houses damaged by the War to be rebuilt

August 30, 2021

On July 30, a meeting of the Temporary Governmental Commission for Responding to the Needs of the Affected Population of the Villages adjacent to the Dividing Line was held in Gori.

Human Rights Center demanded Legal Reaction from the Ministry of Interior General Inspection on Tornike Eristavi Case

August 27, 2021

HRC provides legal assistance to Tornike Eristavi, a member of the United National Movement.

Thirteen years since the Russo-Georgian war

August 17, 2021

ნაზი ბერუაშვილი ერთ-ერთია, ვინც 2008 წლის რუსეთ-საქართველოს ომის შემდეგ დევნილად იქცა. 13 წელია, რაც კარალეთის დევნილთა ჩასახლებაში ცხოვრობს, მიუხედავად იმისა, რომ ომიდან 13 წელი გავიდა ემოციურად ომის ქრონიკები მისთვის მაინც მძიმე გასახსენებელია, მით უფრო, რომ 13 წლის წინ რუსულმა აგრესიამ მისი ათობით თანასოფლელის სიცოცხლე შეიწირა.

Tsakhkadzor Dialogue

August 2, 2021

The Georgian-Ossetian-Abkhazian dialogue in one of the hotels of the mountainous resort of Tsaghkadzor in Armenia started with a minute of silence.

Paata Zakareishvili: It is possible that in the future we would have more 'Gakheladzes'.

July 28, 2021

Zaza Gakheladze, illegally detained Georgian citizen, was pardoned by the de facto president of occupied South Ossetia, Anatoly Bibilov, at the request of Russian Patriarch Kirill.

Houses Damaged by War in Zardiantkari are Demolishing

July 18, 2021

In village Zardiantkari, near the occupation line, houses burned and damaged by war are demolishing due to lack of attention. During recent years, Georgian Dream promised number of times the population to restore the buildings damaged by war.

Human Rights Center has completed the Project “Free Legal Advocacy and Human Rights Monitoring after the Coronavirus Pandemic”

June 21, 2021

During a year, HRC has assisted numerous individuals in restoring the violated rights.

For Whom the Curfew Is Lifted and for Whom not: Governmental Privileges for the Chosen

May 19, 2021

On March 21, after 9 p.m., when the curfew began on the whole territory of Georgia, some ethnic Azeris gathered in Marneuli in front of the Mayor’s Office and began dancing: in this way they expressed a protest against the refusal from the Administration of the Government of Georgia to their request to lift the curfew for just only one day.

Opposing reaction to the isolation: a man from Frisi breached the occupation fence with his car

May 19, 2021

If up to now the occupation fences and barbed wires were protested only by the residents living on the territory under control of the central authorities of Georgia, now there are single cases of protest from the occupied territory.

'All operators are busy at the moment... Thank you for your patience,' - how the hotline 144 works

May 1, 2021

In order to stop the spreading the coronavirus Pandemic, a curfew is operable in Georgia from March 31, 2020 - between 21:00 and 05:00 hours it is forbidden to walk outside or be in a car.

Energy Independence or the Run to the Bottom?!

April 29, 2021

Whether we like it or not, Georgia is an integral part of the so called third world. In parallel with the sharp economic crisis created in the post- Soviet reality, the years of 2000 were predetermined by deregulations and attracting investments at all costs. This tendency is sustained up to the date.

Villages left without water supply and without the possibility to observe sanitary and hygienic regulations

April 26, 2021

Some part of the population of the regions of Georgia do not have access to water supplies up to the date. The conditions of the people left without water supply has even more deteriorated by the situation created under the Coronavirus pandemic, because without water they cannot observe sanitary and hygienic regulations established due to the pandemic.

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