NGO sector started to talk about the worrying trend of hiding public information. After report on the Minister of Justice of Georgia in the Courier, GYLA says that Tea Tsulukiani is not an only one who hides the documents and this problem is noted in many ministries.

GYLA will release a special report on the documents concealed by ministers in the near future.

The Open Society Georgia Foundation says that hiding of information started when it came to monitoring of the budget funds spent by the Georgian Dream. In order to stop this trend, civil sector together with the Ministry of Justice started to write the Law on Freedom of Information, which is still blocked by Tsulukiani`s office.

Georgia will become the Chairman of the Open Government Partnership for a period of one year from October and will have to give recommendations to other countries not to hide public information and work transparently