Georgian non-governmental organizations continue their legal fight against the Russian Law. We declare that we will not live by the rules of the Russian Law and will use all domestic and international mechanisms to impede its operation until the law is unconditionally repealed.
For this purpose, we are preparing a lawsuit to be submitted to the Constitutional Court of Georgia and we will address it in the nearest period. The Constitutional Court can act with the powers granted by the Constitution and suspend the operation of the relevant articles of the law. However, we do not consider the Constitutional Court to be the only way for our legal fight. If the Constitutional Court does not act in a timely manner and within the constitutional framework, we will use an alternative legal mechanism. At the same time, we are preparing to submit a complaint to the European Court of Human Rights, which we will address at the appropriate time.
All non-governmental organizations and media can join us and become a participant in this fight.
We will win together.
No to Russian Law! Yes to Europe!
The decision taken by the state in relation to Azerbaijani journalist constitutes a grave violation of human rights, including breaches of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights.
Russia continues to pursue deliberate efforts aimed at the annexation of Georgia’s occupied territories with soft power instruments.
The Anti-Corruption Bureau was established in 2022 in response to recommendations issued by the European Commission, which called for strengthening the independence and functional capacity of anti-corruption institutions.
