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Tamta Mikeladze

Tamta is a lawyer and human rights activist from Georgia. She is one of the founders of the Human Rights Education and Monitoring Centre and is an associate professor at Ilia State University.

Tamuna Chkareuli

Tamuna is a freelance journalist and a professional photographer. With a keen interest in social issues, she focuses on labour rights and disability and gender-related problems.

Tamar Khoshtaria

Tamar Khoshtaria is a Senior Researcher at CRRC Georgia.

Tanya Lokshina

Tanya Lokshina is the Europe and Central Asia Associate director at Human Rights Watch.

Tata Shoshiashvili

Before joining OC Media as a reporter, Tata worked as a journalist in the Georgian newspaper Resonance for over two years. She is interested in politics, social issues and especially everything related to the Caucasus region. Writing is Tata’s outlet to relax and she believes she has found her dream profession in journalism.

Tato Khundadze

Tato Khundadze is a lecturer in International Political Economy at the Georgian-American University and head of the Analytical Division at the Georgian Public Broadcaster.

Tatul Hakobyan

Tatul is a journalist and the coordinator of ANI Armenian Research Center. He has authored three books: ‘Karabakh Diary: Green and Black’, ‘Looking from Ararat: Armenians and Turks’, and ‘Valley of Death: a 44-Day Catastrophe’.

Teresa Di Mauro

Teresa is a freelance journalist who holds a Bachelor degree in "Development and International Cooperation" at the University of Bologna. She has a keen interest in social issues, migrations, minorities and conflicts. Recently, she moved to Denmark for the Erasmus Mundus Master's Degree in Journalism.

Thomas Rowley

Thomas Rowley is Lead Editor at oDR.

Tigran Grigoryan

Tigran is a political analyst and the head of the Regional Center for Democracy and Security in Yerevan. He is also a columnist and a political commentator at CivilNet. Tigran previously worked at the Office of Armenia’s Security Council from 2020 to 2021.