Investors: Georgia’s Nenskra Dam violates Svan rights
The EBRD found the project to be ‘non-compliant’ with its standards.
Georgia's sick left in agony as affordable medications disappear
One woman was forced to pawn her jewellery to afford life-saving medication for her mother.
Georgia’s women farmers battle a changing climate
As women start to take a new role in Georgia’s agriculture, climate change threatens their accomplishments.
‘Life shouldn’t be a luxury’ — a Georgian woman’s struggle to afford life-saving cancer treatment
Despite partial government-funding for cancer treatment in Georgia, for society’s most vulnerable, the remaining costs can still be insurmountable.
No place for transgender people in Georgia’s labour market
The chronic instability of Georgia's workplaces meets social stigma
Inside Georgia’s textile industry: Part III — Control
Investigative journalist Tamuna Chkareuli goes undercover as an employee at a high-tech textile factory in Poti.
Inside Georgia’s textile industry: Part II — Undercover
Investigative journalist Tamuna Chkareuli goes undercover as an employee at the Geo-M-Tex factory.
Inside Georgia’s textile industry: Part I — Unions
In part I of this multi-part series, we look at how employees are organising and how the unions work (or don’t) at two factories in Kutaisi.
In pictures | Rustavi: The city of factories
Rustavi’s factories have led to ‘alarming’ levels of air pollution in the city — local activists, backed by the city council, are getting fed up.
‘We’re caught in mid-air’ — Raising a child with autism in Georgia
From therapy to special education teachers in schools, parents of children with autism in Georgia face a constant battle for the services they need.