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Tax Day has arrived in the United States, enveloped in a cloud of heightened anxiety from taxpayers. This year, interest in tax advice has surged, with searches for “tax advisor” …
Tax Day Highlights Economic Anxiety and Changing Consumer Behaviours Read More
In April 2025, a coalition of OSCE participating States, including the UK and Germany, expressed growing concern regarding the troubling human rights situation in Georgia. They urged Georgia to engage …
Concerns Over Deteriorating Human Rights Situation in Georgia Read More
The UK, alongside other OSCE participating States, has voiced serious concerns regarding the declining human rights situation in Georgia, urging the government to engage in an inclusive dialogue with political …
UK and OSCE States Urge Engagement on Georgia’s Human Rights Decline Read More
On April 10, the UK government imposed sanctions on four Georgian officials for significant human rights abuses. These individuals, Shalva Bedoidze, Mirza Kezevadze, Karlo Katsitadze, and Giorgi Gabitashvili, were designated …
UK Imposes Sanctions on Georgian Officials for Human Rights Violations Read More
In a significant move, three Georgian civil society organisations have presented a report to the OSCE Vienna Mechanism, drawing attention to a dismal record in investigating torture and ill-treatment of …
Georgian Civil Society Organisations Report Human Rights Violations to OSCE Read More
In an era dominated by mysterious algorithms and rampant misinformation, trust has become a paradox—both a commodity and a dilemma. “Trust Issues,” curated by the insightful Nina Chkareuli Mdivani, showcases …
Navigating Trust: An Exploration at Kornfeld Galerie in Berlin Read More
The Public Defender of Georgia has unveiled its 2024 Report on Human Rights and Freedoms, revealing alarming systemic violations, especially during the protests in May and November-December 2024. It underscores …
Georgia’s 2024 Human Rights Report: A Chronicle of Violations and Systemic Failures Read More
This week, the Georgian parliament is poised to vote on a controversial bill imposing severe criminal penalties on activists and NGOs that refuse to register as “foreign agents.” Those tagged …
Georgia’s Civil Society at Risk: A Bill Threatening Freedom and Democracy Read More
The recent freezing of bank accounts belonging to several human rights organisations in Georgia has raised significant alarm. Key players such as Human Rights House Tbilisi, an essential support system …
Crackdown on Civil Society: Freezing of Bank Accounts in Georgia Read More
On 28th March 2025, the Observatory reported that numerous human rights organisations in Georgia have seen their bank accounts frozen. Major players like Human Rights House Tbilisi, known for aiding …
Georgia: Freezing of Human Rights Organisations’ Bank Accounts Raises Alarm Read More