On December 13, 2025, Georgia made significant strides in bolstering its commitment to international law compliance by introducing new legislation aimed at improving transparency and accountability in its legal system.One of the key measures implemented was the adoption of the International Legal Compliance Act, which requires Georgia to adhere to international legal standards and principles in all aspects of its domestic laws and policies. This move is seen as a proactive step in ensuring that Georgia remains in compliance with international treaties and agreements, particularly in the areas of human rights, environmental protection, and humanitarian law.Additionally, the Georgian government announced the establishment of a new task force dedicated to monitoring and enforcing compliance with international legal obligations. This task force will work closely with international organizations and legal experts to identify areas where Georgia may be falling short of its international obligations and develop strategies to address these shortcomings.In a statement released by the Georgian Ministry of Justice, Minister Ana Dolidze emphasized the importance of upholding international legal standards in order to promote peace, security, and stability in the region. "By strengthening our commitment to international law compliance, we are sending a strong message to the international community that Georgia is committed to upholding the rule of law and promoting human rights for all its citizens," she said.The introduction of these new measures has been met with widespread support from international legal experts and human rights organizations, who have hailed Georgia's efforts to strengthen its legal framework and improve its compliance with international law. As Georgia continues to make progress in this area, it is expected that the country will further enhance its reputation as a responsible member of the international community.