"Hayk's Arrow" Armenian Strategic CenterA sourced record of legislation, elections, institutions, civic space, media and international assessments.
This is a curated register, not an exhaustive count. Each event has one primary category and is counted once within this monitor. Repeated reports and translations do not create extra events. Shared developments may appear in related monitors and must not be added together as unique events. Counts measure recorded developments, not policy success or democratic quality. Gaps do not establish inactivity.
Official statements establish what the issuing body recorded or announced. They do not by themselves prove that every commitment was fulfilled. Event dates drive charts; later publication dates are retained separately. The register is selective and will need further additions.
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Downloads use the selected language and include dates, status and source links.Freedom of association
The Commission found that expanded controls and criminal sanctions threatened civic freedoms and democratic pluralism.
The opinion is advisory; it does not itself invalidate Georgian legislation.
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The Defender urged the Interior Ministry to justify mandatory changes to assemblies’ location, timing, form or temporary structures.
He also requested disability accommodations and consideration of children’s interests.
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The Commission recommended repealing the registration act and revising or repealing restrictive grants and broadcasting provisions.
Adopted during the 9–10 October session, the opinion assessed cumulative effects and distinguished permissible political-party funding restrictions.
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The Public Defender welcomed Abramov’s acquittal after urging neutral evidence standards for personal searches.
GYLA monitored his case within protest-related criminal proceedings.
Freedom of association
Parliament adopted a package requiring authorization for grants from specified foreign sources and restricting in-kind political donations.
Its account assigns recipient monitoring to the Anti-Corruption Bureau and provides liability for accepting unapproved grants.
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An urgent opinion found serious defects in amendments to assembly rules and administrative penalties adopted in December and February.
It questioned clarity, proportionality and the legislative process. The opinion was issued on 3 March and later endorsed.
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Georgia’s Public Defender reported personal visits to detained and injured protesters and criticised disproportionate force and lack of accountability.
This is the national oversight institution’s assessment, rather than a criminal conviction of individual officers.
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The Defender described unjustified force, pursuit of peaceful protesters and violence against journalists during the 28–29 November dispersal.
This is his contemporaneous assessment, separate from later detention monitoring.
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Citizens linked abusive and threatening calls to their criticism of the foreign-influence bill. The Defender called for investigation.
Callers’ identities and responsibility were not established in this statement.
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Monitoring identified unjustified assembly restrictions, alleged ill-treatment and attacks on journalists during the 16–17 April protests.
The Defender referred detainees’ complaints to the Special Investigation Service.
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The Public Defender documented the violent disruption of the Pride festival in his communication on implementing Identoba judgments.
The communication was submitted on 19 October.
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The Public Defender reviewed five detainees’ cases and found their conduct entirely non-violent.
His later court submission opposed punishment based solely on protest style.
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The Defender found unjustified force against peaceful participants during the 7–9 March protests against the foreign-influence bills.
He distinguished individual violence from grounds to disperse everyone.
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In Peradze and Others, arresting and fining peaceful Panorama Tbilisi protesters violated freedom of assembly.
The Court assessed assembly rights in light of freedom of expression.
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In Makarashvili and Others, the Court found fair-trial and assembly violations for one applicant, but not the other two.
The case concerns arrests at the November 2019 Parliament blockade.
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The Court found discriminatory ill-treatment, investigation and assembly violations in Women’s Initiatives Supporting Group and Others.
The judgment addresses the 17 May 2013 attacks.
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The Public Defender’s representative observed police dismantling protesters’ tents in the Rioni Gorge.
The Defender requested a nearby alternative protest location and reasons for road closures.
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The Public Defender met the interior minister, White Noise and NGOs after the 12 May nightclub operation.
The minister promised footage; two groups would examine legality and drug-policy reform.
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In Identoba, the Court found discriminatory failures to protect demonstrators from violence and safeguard peaceful assembly.
The judgment concerns the 17 May 2012 march.
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Counter-demonstrators broke through police cordons and attacked participants in an anti-homophobia gathering.
The later ECtHR account documents this event.
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The ECtHR found liberty, fair-trial and assembly violations concerning five activists detained after a 2006 demonstration.
This dates the judgment, not the underlying protest.
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