Tag: georgia
Foreign Agents Bill in Georgia: What to Know and Why It Matters
May 16, 2024 | Post
Contrary to their promises from a year ago, members of the ruling party in Georgia passed the ‘Russian Law’ this past Tuesday to better
Searching for the Heart of LibertyCon Europe: A Recap
May 9, 2024 | Post
From rooftop receptions to thought-provoking sessions at unique venues like a former Coca-Cola factory, every moment was inspiring at LibertyCon Europe 2024
Join us at LibertyCon Europe in Tbilisi, Georgia!
January 18, 2024 | Post
In Tbilisi, Georgia, a gathering unlike any other is fast approaching! LibertyCon Europe 2024, Students For Liberty’s flagship annual event in Europe and the continent’s largest pro-liberty gathering, is gearing up to be an unmissable experience for friends of liberty across the region and beyond!
Held in the Georgian capital over three days, from April 19-21, LibertyCon Europe 2024 expects a gathering of over 800 attendees and over 30 pro-liberty organizations.
How tax reduction helps combat corruption: lessons from Georgia
November 9, 2023 | Post
The 2003 Rose Revolution marked a pivotal moment in Georgia’s political and economic history. Following new presidential and parliamentary elections, significant pro-market reforms were introduced to address the severe economic condition. The results were remarkable…
Born from dissent: social movements and the case of Georgia
March 9, 2023 | Post
In Georgia, social movements have always been a means to democratically express discontent with the status quo. This is true once again in light of the new “foreign agents law”
Georgia’s foreign agent law casts an ominous shadow on its European aspirations
March 8, 2023 | Post
The “foreign agent law” is perilous for all of Georgian society and will derail future progress in many areas, including human rights and anti-corruption. The Georgian people will do everything to make their voices heard and defend the national and European ideals that promise us a better future.
The case of post-Soviet Georgia shows us that economic freedom and human dignity are inseparable
December 21, 2016 | Post
I was still a Soviet citizen when I first read some of the international documents on human, economic, and political rights.