In 2018, GYLA successfully completed 123 advocacy cases, including 3 in the Constitutional Court of Georgia and 2 in the European Court of Human Rights. As a result of winning the actions, the rights of certain individuals were protected and some other cases have had a positive impact on the change of the legislation and / or case-law. 

Platform "No To Phobia" responds to the events taking place at the Public Service Hall.

GYLA considers the regulation initiated with regards to the Administration of the President to be unconstitutional.

GYLA addressed the European Court of Human Rights on behalf of Zurab Japaridze.

On December 14, 2018 the Constitutional Court ruled that the words of Article 56 (5) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, which, upon the superior prosecutor`s denial prohibited to appeal the case of a person, reported to be a victim of less grave or particularly grave crimes, to be unconstitutional.

The European Court began to examine the case of Giga Otkhozoria killed near the occupation line on merits

Coalition Considers Legislative Regulation Needed for the Selection Process of Supreme Court Justices and Chairperson.

The report of Venice Commission's indicates the need for fundamental reforms in the Prosecutor's Office and the Court.