The international human rights organization Freedom House lowered Georgia's rating in the latest Internet Freedom Index, the country moved from the category of "free" to "partially free". Before that, Georgia maintained its free status for 14 years, since 2012. In the new ranking, Georgia received 68 points out of 100. For comparison: in 2025 there were 70 points, and in 2022 - 77. Among the 38 countries surveyed, the Republic took 11th place. For most of the last decade, Georgia was considered the leader of the Eurasian region in terms of digital freedom, but since 2023 its rating has steadily worsened.

The international human rights organization Freedom House lowered Georgia's rating in the latest Internet Freedom Index, the country moved from the category of "free" to "partially free". Before that, Georgia maintained its free status for 14 years, since 2012. In the new ranking, Georgia received 68 points out of 100. For comparison: in 2025 there were 70 points, and in 2022 - 77. Among the 38 countries surveyed, the Republic took 11th place. For most of the last decade, Georgia was considered the leader of the Eurasian region in terms of digital freedom, but since 2023 its rating has steadily worsened.