The statement by the Member of Parliament Pridon Injia, which claims that the Communications Commission is trying to mislead the public, represents itself an attempt to mislead the public, as evidenced by the extract from the Registry of Entrepreneurial and Non-entrepreneurial (Non-commercial) Legal Entities dated 24 February. The extract shows that Pridon Injia was a member of the supervisory board of System Net Ltd until 24 February 2021. The change in the Commercial Register was implemented ...

The Communications Commission is dismayed by the fundamentally misleading statements made by the opposition Member of the Parliament of Georgia Pridon Injia. By making misleading statements about the Communications Commission, Mr. Injia violated the Code of Ethics of the Members of the Parliament of Georgia. Additionally, there is a conflict of interest, as Mr. Injia, his family members and close relatives own shares and hold senior positions in several authorised undertakings in the electronic ...

The Communications Commission has held the awards ceremony for another edition of the media literacy competition “Truth or Fiction?” The contest, which aims to develop critical thinking, analysis and fact-checking skills among young people, has been held for the fourth time. For the first time, undergraduate students took part in the competition. The Commission received a total of 120 submissions from students, with the winning entries being selected by a competent jury panel. As ...

For the past five months, the Communications Commission has been offering individuals interested in the latest trends in telecommunications sector an innovative and comfortable service of ComCom Analytics. More than 3000 users have already registered on the analytical portal.. Around 1500 reports have been disseminated through ComCom Analytics during the past five months. The reports that are sent to interested individuals contain detailed information about the broadcasting and ...

The Communications Commission is an organisation that most effectively fulfils its legislative duties and responsibilities. This is the assessment issued by the international auditing firm Bureau Veritas Certification, which awarded ComCom the ISO certificate. The ISO 9001:2015 certificate confirms that the Commission continuously strives  to improve its activities, apply international standards, develop its technologies and, most importantly, conduct continuous and active communication ...

The Communications Commission has fined  GDS TV GEL 5000 for unlawfully broadcasting a film that is unsuitable for minors and instructed the broadcaster to comply with the Georgian legislation. The case concerns the movie “Braveheart”, which contains scenes of violence, murder, sex and nudity. GDS TV aired the film during an inappropriate time slot, and without the appropriate age restriction label. The film, which is unsuitable for viewers under the age of 12, was shown at ...

“Today the Commission has ruled that Mtavari Arkhi broadcasted obscenity. The coverage of this issue by several media outlets created the impression that the Communications Commission was censoring the media. These outlets are perfectly aware that the Commission’s goal is not to censor the media, but to protect freedom of expression and viewers’ interests. Furthermore, everyone knows that today, media freedom in Georgia is better protected than ever before,” the Chairman ...

The Communications Commission has found Mtavari Arkhi guilty of violating the legislation by broadcasting a report containing obscenity. However, the broadcaster has been relieved of administrative liability, as the goal of the Commission is not to penalise the broadcaster, but to protect viewers from programmes containing obscenity. To this end, the Commission exercised its legal authority and declined to sanction Mtavari Arkhi. The Commission calls on Mtavari Arkhi, as well as all other ...

“Maintaining ethical standards in the media is highly important for the freedom of expression. Repeated use of obscenity may limit the freedom of expression, including the freedom of obtaining information and freedom of choice. Protecting airtime from obscenity does not limit the freedom of expression. It raises freedom of expression to a higher standard,” the Chairman of the Communications Commission Kakha Bekauri stated at today’s public hearing. Today the Communications ...

The Communications Commission has examined the report aired by Mtavari Arkhi on 12 December 2020 at 21:57 on the political show “Mtavari on Saturday.” The subject of the report was the first session of the Parliament following the 2020 parliamentary elections. The report included obscene remarks and a graphic image with unethical connotation. It should be noted that programmes containing obscenity have been aired with an increasing frequency during the recent period. Results of ...