Georgia’s EU U-turn
‘He learned to live on his own’: the hidden toll on Georgia’s women protesters
In a country where rigid gender roles remain, many Georgian women must juggle childcare, housework, and fighting for their children’s future.
Nino Tsverava
Nino Tsverava is an investigative reporter and researcher who has worked for Studio Monitor for over five years. She holds a bachelor's degree in Communication, Journalism, and related programmes from Tbilisi State University, as well as a master's degree in Public Policy Administration. Her journalistic work covers critical topics such as corruption, nepotism, human rights abuses, abuse of power, judiciary problems, and environmental issues.
Georgia’s EU U-turn
‘Pray for Zahesi, fear Dighomi’: women’s stories from Georgia’s protest detention centres
The women detained during Georgia’s ongoing anti-government protests have reported systematic practices designed to degrade human dignity.
Georgia’s EU U-turn
How political psychiatry is finding a new life in Georgian propaganda
The Soviet Union’s toxic legacy of conflating dissent with mental ‘instability’ is remerging in the government’s attitudes towards protesters.
