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.
‘Dutch-made’ rapid tests sold to Georgia were relabelled Chinese tests
The Georgian Government purchased 30,000 COVID-19 rapid tests supposedly made by Dutch biotechnology firm Inzek.
Voice | The women on the frontline of the COVID-19 pandemic
Three women employed in women-led fields share their experiences of life and work in a pandemic.
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.