In Georgia, across protest cycles from 2019 to 2026, a consistent pattern has emerged: disproportionate and at times prohibited force against demonstrators.
Children in Georgia are growing up in an environment that fails to effectively address social vulnerability.
The mass arrests of protest participants in Georgia between 2024 and 2026 brought into sharp focus the scale and purpose of the state’s surveillance infrastructure.
Over the course of 2025, Georgia fundamentally transformed its system of administrative sanctions for public assemblies.
The legislative process carried out by Georgian Dream in 2024-2025 is directed against human rights and democratic principles.
The document provides an analysis of local and international practice from legislative, social, and political perspectives.
The Georgian Dream party adopted three repressive laws to restrict the activities of civil society organizations.
On September 5, 2022, the Government of Georgia approved the 2022-2030 National Human Rights Strategy and submitted it to the Parliament of Georgia.
