Georgisk Forening i Norge / Kreba • კრება

04/09/2026

Today, აი, ფაქტი • ifact.ge, an investigative media organization from Georgia, has been announced as a winner of the Free Media Awards from Stiftelsen Fritt Ord and ZEIT STIFTUNG BUCERIUS.

"iFact is receiving a Free Media Award for its significant investigative journalism on matters of great public interest in Georgia that others are trying to conceal. The investigative journalists at the Tbilisi-based news outlet are behind major investigations into Russian influence in the country and ties to the Georgian Dream Party, as well as corruption among the elite at state level."

We congratulate the iFact team on this well-deserved prize and hope for a safer media environment in the country to carry on doing high-quality journalism!

iFact is receiving a Free Media Award for its significant investigative journalism on matters of great public interest in Georgia that others are trying to conceal. The investigative journalists at the Tbilisi-based news outlet are behind major investigations into Russian influence in the country an...

28/08/2026

Today, Norway mourns the passing of His Majesty Harald V of Norway.

On behalf of the Georgian Association in Norway, we extend our deepest condolences to the people of Norway, the Royal Family, and all those who are grieving this great loss. As Georgians living in Norway and being part of Norwegian society, we also share in this moment of sorrow.

We express our gratitude to His Majesty King Harald for his years of dedicated service to Norway and for strengthening unity and solidarity within Norwegian society.

19/08/2026

Amnesty sums up Georgia’s 500-day nightmare. Read the report here:

Georgia is facing most serious erosion of human rights and civic space as the ruling party resorts to authoritarian practices to preserve its grip on power amid growing public discontent. Since the start of the country’s continuous protest movement more than two years ago, thousands of people have...

07/06/2026

The podcast episode from our event dedicated to Georgia´s Independence Day is now available to listen to!

A big thank you to Nettavisen and Ukrainapodden for helping bring important conversations to a wider audience.

You can listen to the episode on Spotify or on YouTube
https://youtu.be/e2YftokES3Y?si=o7C3UManPZ3P8qCc

Ukrainapodden · Episode

04/06/2026

En flott reportasje fra mandagens arrangement, med oppfølgingsspørsmål fra Kenneth Lia Solberg i Dagsavisen!

Hun sto opp mot Georgias autoritære regjering. Nå håper Salome Zurabisjvili at landet går for «den ungarske modellen». 👇

02/06/2026

🇬🇪 On June 1, the Georgian Association in Norway (Kreba) and Norsk PEN organized an event to mark Georgia’s Independence Day, in collaboration with Norwegian Helsinki Committee and Amnesty International Norway-

The evening opened with a musical performance by Georgian pianist Tatia Chikovani, followed by a panel discussion. Irma Dimitradze from Batumelebi, Gunnar Ekeløve-Slydal from the Norwegian Helsinki Committee, and Ane Tusvik Bonde from Amnesty International Norway discussed the state of media freedom and human rights in Georgia since the adoption of the Foreign Agents Law, as well as the ongoing protests in Tbilisi, which have continued for more than 500 days.

PEN Norway’s Secretary General, Jørgen Watne Frydnes, moderated a conversation with the evening’s special guest, President სალომე ზურაბიშვილი / Salome Zourabichvili.

The event concluded with a meeting between President Zourabichvili and members of the Georgian diaspora in Norway.

We thank all the guests and participants for celebrating Georgia´s Independence Day with us! 🇬🇪

📸 Salome Abuselidze

07/05/2026

Georgisk Forening i Norge Kreba stiller seg bak initiativet fra Norwegian Helsinki Committee Den norske Helsingforskomité, som oppfordrer Norge til å fremme en mellomstatlig klage mot Georgia i Den europeiske menneskerettsdomstolen.

Vi mener denne typen press mot georgiske myndigheter er et viktig virkemiddel for å beskytte demokratiet og rettsstaten i Georgia, noe georgiske folket har kjempet for gjennom tre tiår.

Det er flere mulige forklaringer på hvorfor Georgia har nærmet seg Russland i rask fart. Lenke i kommentarfeltet.

28/11/2025

Exactly a year ago, the Georgian government announced the country would not seek the EU integration until 2028. Today, Georgians in Norway and friends of Georgia gathered outside the embassy in Oslo to show that the fight hasn’t stopped. For a year, people back home have continued to protest despite immense physical, mental, and financial pressure.

We also raised our voices against the newly adopted law that takes away the voting rights of Georgians living abroad in future parliamentary elections.

Standing in solidarity with every political prisoner in Georgia and with all the brave people who keep taking to the streets to protect the country’s democratic, European future. 🇬🇪

28/11/2025

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