Tamar Gvasalia holds a Master’s degree in Law and Law Enforcement Leadership. She has worked on human rights, security and law enforcement issues for the last ten years.

She cooperated with such organisations as Social Justice Centre for the couple of years. She worked on the operative-investigation, prosecutorial and investigative reforms.

In 2018 after the constitutional reform, Tamari published a research that analyses the place of Prosecution Office within the constitutional system, while in 2019, she published a paper on the Operative-Investigative work. Later in 2021 she co-authored research on the Policy of Crime and Punishment.

Currently Tamari works on the research that aims to analyse the politics of police reforms in Georgia. Her research interests are: transitional justice, State-building, criminal justice politics and police reforms in Post-Soviet countries.