On this page you can find some articles picked up from the Open Society Institute’s blog that highlight Georgia’s achievements in different directions.

The blog launched by OSI by the end of 2009 aims to bring Open Society Foundation’s work a little closer by giving our experts and grantees a platform to reflect on their issues, sharpen their thinking, and engage in a conversation on how to advance open society values around the globe.

ICC Investigation in Georgia: A Test for the Court’s Future
In Georgia, Living Proof That Harsh Punishments Don’t Stop Drug Use
Can a Team of Independent Journalists Help Prevent ISIS Recruitment in Georgia?
Georgia’s Disastrous Attempt to Bring Prisons Up to “European Standards”
Sharing the Care: Palliative Care, Human Rights and Legal Services in Georgia
The Georgian Government Approved OGP 2014-2015 Action Plan
Making Freedom of Information a Reality in Georgia
Georgia: A Leader in the Global Fight Against Hepatitis C
Turning Good Policies into Real Change, by OSF's new President Chris Stone
Vaclav Havel’s Triumph,December 22, 2011 | by Aryeh Neier
Uniting Lawyers with Hospices in Georgia| by Tamar Ezer,March 28, 2011
Creating a Space for Social Work in Post-Communist Society-October 28, 2010 | by Zoe Brogden, OSI Blog
Where There’s Real Political Will, There’s Real Inclusion-October 25, 2010 | by Judith Klein, OSI Blog
Now Is Not the Time to Retreat on HIV-July 8, 2010 | by Francoise Girard, OSI Blog
Preserving a National Treasure in Georgia- by Ana Toklikishvili, May 10, 2010. OSI Blog
Rolling Back Democracy: The Council of Europe and the OSCE-April 23, 2010 | by Mark Thompson, OSI Blog share

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