‘Head in Georgia, feet in Armenia’: life in a border village
Khojorni residents are hemmed in by a border that separates them from the pastures and forests that sustain their way of life.
‘Democracy came and the baron disappeared’
Georgia’s Roma people have withdrawn from a number of their traditions, including the Baron, historically the strongest figure in the camp.
Armenian–Azerbaijani families — wishing the good times were back
While the conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh rages on, mixed Armenian–Azerbaijani families in Georgia continue to thrive.
