About us

The Prosecutor's Office of Georgia is an independent state body. In accordance with the procedure established by the Law of Georgia "On the Prosecutor's Office", we: carry out criminal prosecution; provide procedural guidance for the investigation in order to ensure criminal prosecution; and conduct a full investigation in cases provided for by law.

For more information about our main areas of activity, see here.

Service phone number: +995 32 240 53 43

Office address: Tbilisi, Gorgasali Street N24, 0114

Personal Data Protection Officer: Otar Jakhveladze

How we obtained the data

We receive information about you from you when:

You contact us with a request or notification and request the provision of personal and special category or statistical information about you;

We are pleased to announce the determination of seniority and the appointment of a pension;

You contact us with a complaint related to issues within our competence;

You are participating in a competition for a vacant position;

We are submitting a tender proposal within the framework of the state procurement procedure;

You are registering to attend an event organized by us;

You attend events where we record your attendance and take photos/videos;

You are within the view range of the video cameras we have placed in our administrative buildings and on their outer perimeter;

Contact us on our phone number;

We record your entry into our administrative buildings;

Provide us with information about alleged disciplinary misconduct by our employees;

Provide us with information during an official inspection;

Provide us with information about a criminal case;

You are contacting us with a request to exercise your rights as a data subject.

Including when submitting an application for another person, when information about you is indicated.

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What data do we process?

As part of reviewing your applications and messages, we will obtain:

Personal and sensitive data.

What do we use it for?

We use the collected data to fulfill our obligations under the law.

On what basis do we work?

When processing data collected as part of the study of applications and notifications, we rely on the following grounds:

Subparagraph c of Article 5, Paragraph 1 of the Law of Georgia On Personal Data Protection - Data processing is provided for by law;

Subparagraph d of Article 5, Paragraph 1 of the Law of Georgia On Personal Data Protection - data processing is necessary to fulfill the obligations imposed on us by the legislation of Georgia;

Subparagraph "k" of Article 5, Paragraph 1 of the Law of Georgia "On Personal Data Protection" - Data processing is necessary to consider your application.

When processing special categories of data collected as part of the investigation of applications and notifications, we rely on the following grounds:

Subparagraph b of Article 6, Paragraph 1 of the Law of Georgia On Personal Data Protection - The processing of special categories of data is directly and specifically regulated by law and their processing is a necessary and proportionate measure in a democratic society.

Which processing agents do we use?

Georgian Post Ltd.

LEPL Digital Governance Agency

In order to inform the public about our activities, we post information on Facebook,

Who will we hand it over to?

The postal organization as the person authorized to process;

The Special State Protection Service, as a person authorized to co-process;

The court of the relevant instance;

investigative body;

To the representative requesting information based on the application;

Personal Data Protection Service.

How long do we keep your data?

We retain the data we receive only for the period necessary to achieve the above-mentioned purposes and/or to fulfill our obligations under the law regarding data retention.

As a data subject, you may exercise the following data subject rights under Chapter III of the Law of Georgia on Personal Data Protection:

a) The right to receive information about data processing (Article 13);

b) The right to access and obtain a copy of data (Article 14);

c) The right to correct, update and complete data (Article 15);

d) the right to have data processing stopped, erased or destroyed (Article 16);

e) Right to block data (Article 17);

f) Right to data portability (Article 18);

g) Rights related to automated individual decision-making (Article 19);

h) Right to withdraw consent (Article 20);

i) Right to appeal (Article 22).

For more information about your rights, see here.

The above rights may be restricted in cases and in accordance with the established procedure provided for by the Law of Georgia on Personal Data Protection.

Changes

We will periodically ensure that this information is updated.