In Georgia, the space for dissent keeps shrinking

EU Parliament condemns the reintroduction of Georgia's foreign agent bill

Georgia draws criticism and protests as government debates the foreign agent bill

No respite for Georgia's civil society

Georgians take to the streets as parliament considers new ‘foreign agent’ bill

Georgia debates a foreign agent law, which critics say sets a dangerous precedent

Will Georgia break the cycle of surveillance in return for EU membership?

In Georgia, veteran journalist sentenced to 3.5 years in jail

Twenty far-right activists convicted over July 5 attack on journalists

In Georgia, six months after the tragic death of journalist, authorities blame drug overdose

Georgian Communications Commission levies fines on TV channels for ‘political’ content

Global internet freedom is in decline, according to new report

Georgian-Belarusian security cooperation deal worries political emigres in Georgia

Georgian State Security Service accused of mass-surveillance of public figures

Internet and South Ossetia Crisis

During the South Ossetia crisis, many people looked at the most popular Georgian pages to gather information about the situation. Big surprise, sites like the popular forum.ge or liberty.ge were not working and official sites were blocked or hacked.