“Georgia is still among the 15 countries rich in biodiversity.”

“The turnover of enterprises per capita is 12 or 13 times higher in Tbilisi than in the regions.”

“Court sessions are now public. Over the years, the court system was closed to the media. They were prevented from even entering the yards of the court buildings, let alone recording video footage.”

“According to the Agenda of the Association Agreement between Georgia and the European Union, Georgia is obliged to decriminalise the Law on Occupied Territories.”

“Despite the fact that wages are being increased in the public sector, they still fall short of the private sector wages.”

“People detained for illegal arms possession are released based on a plea bargain.”

Giorgi Gachechiladze talks about the “severe” social inheritance.

“A hundred abandoned factories have been put up for sale. We are letting businesses purchase state-owned property for the symbolic price of GEL 1.”

“No particularly high bonuses have been distributed in the Prosecutor’s Office of Georgia.”

On 11 September 2014, in terms of FactCheck’s new Check Your Fact service, our reader, Tsotne

“The data of the National Statistics Office of Georgia not only suggest that the number of employed people has dropped but that the wages of those who are employed have been reduced by 20%.”

“Crime rates have not increased even after such an unprecedented amnesty releasing up to 60% of the prisoners. We were expecting the situation to change; however, to our surprise, the crime rate has decreased.”