Reports
MONITORING OF ASSEMBLIES AND DEMONSTRATIONS OF FAR-RIGHT EXTREMIST GROUPS
06.07.2020
The spectrum of far-right groups and movements is diverse in Georgia. The existing groups unite and imply different types of informal groups and formal unions, including political parties.
In recent years, the number of far-right groups and their supporters in the Georgian online space has increased significantly. Various groups express this, among other forms, in organizing aggressive and violent street demonstrations.
Strengthening of the far-right groups has resulted in the repeated criticism of the government that it is ineffective against these problems and that it does not have an effective and systematic policy for the prevention of radicalisation.
MONITORING OF ASSEMBLIES AND DEMONSTRATIONS OF FAR-RIGHT EXTREMIST GROUPS
DRI: Conservative Movement/Alt-Info income may be much higher than officially reported
The Democracy Research Institute continues to monitor the finances and donors of the far-right violent group Conservative Movement/Alt-Info. In August 2023, the radical movement received only one donation.
25.09.2023
Tskhinvali's selective mobility policy represents a source of corruption and discrimination against Akhalgori population
Artificial barriers to getting a pass push people to pay bribes. This corrupt mechanism is a joint economic activity of the local municipal and security services and is a heavy burden on the economically poor Georgian population.
25.09.2023
Sanctioned Partskhaladze - Traces of Russia’s spy agencies in Georgian politics
The imposition of sanctions on Otar Partskhaladze by the US Department of State on September 14, was followed by sharply negative remarks made by the representatives of the authorities, People's Power - Georgian Dream’s satellite political union, and far-right groups.
22.09.2023
