COVID-19 outbreak in Daghestan ‘significantly understated’
Cases of the virus are often being miscategorised as ‘community-acquired pneumonia’.
COVID-19 outbreak in Daghestan ‘significantly understated’
By OC MediaCases of the virus are often being miscategorised as ‘community-acquired pneumonia’.
26/05/2020
‘This is no life’: The disillusionment of Azerbaijani migrants in Poland
Despite a dream of prosperity, Azerbaijani workers have found themselves mired in low wage jobs with almost no legal protections.
‘This is no life’: The disillusionment of Azerbaijani migrants in Poland
By OC MediaDespite a dream of prosperity, Azerbaijani workers have found themselves mired in low wage jobs with almost no legal protections.
‘A lost year’ — How the global pandemic has hit Azerbaijan’s economy
With tourism and other sectors in lockdown and plunging oil prices, Azerbaijan’s economy could face one of it’s most difficult challenges in years.
‘A lost year’ — How the global pandemic has hit Azerbaijan’s economy
By Kamran MahmudovWith tourism and other sectors in lockdown and plunging oil prices, Azerbaijan’s economy could face one of it’s most difficult challenges in years.
4/05/2020
‘Critical shortages‘ of protective equipment reported in Daghestan’s hospitals
Despite the shortages, the Health Ministry of Daghestan has tried to discourage the general public from fundraising for equipment medical workers.
‘Critical shortages‘ of protective equipment reported in Daghestan’s hospitals
By OC MediaDespite the shortages, the Health Ministry of Daghestan has tried to discourage the general public from fundraising for equipment medical workers.
31/03/2020
No place for transgender people in Georgia’s labour market
The chronic instability of Georgia's workplaces meets social stigma
No place for transgender people in Georgia’s labour market
By Tamuna ChkareuliThe chronic instability of Georgia's workplaces meets social stigma
27/03/2020
One year since Ingushetia’s protests
The wave of repression since last year’s historic protests in Magas has left a deep mark on the Republic.
One year since Ingushetia’s protests
By Izabella YevloevaThe wave of repression since last year’s historic protests in Magas has left a deep mark on the Republic.
25/03/2020
‘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.
‘Head in Georgia, feet in Armenia’: life in a border village
By Gita ElibekyanKhojorni residents are hemmed in by a border that separates them from the pastures and forests that sustain their way of life.
17/03/2020
Nagorno-Karabakh prepares for unprecedented elections
Observers say the polls, the first major elections since Armenia’s ‘Velvet Revolution’ in 2018, will be unprecedented in their competitiveness.
Nagorno-Karabakh prepares for unprecedented elections
By Anahit DanielyanObservers say the polls, the first major elections since Armenia’s ‘Velvet Revolution’ in 2018, will be unprecedented in their competitiveness.
2/03/2020
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 III — Control
By Tamuna ChkareuliInvestigative journalist Tamuna Chkareuli goes undercover as an employee at a high-tech textile factory in Poti.
26/02/2020
The name game in Azerbaijan: protection or discrimination?
Azerbaijan’s list of banned names is supposed to protect children from ridicule, but many suspect the true purpose is ethnic discrimnation.
The name game in Azerbaijan: protection or discrimination?
By Rahim ShaliyevAzerbaijan’s list of banned names is supposed to protect children from ridicule, but many suspect the true purpose is ethnic discrimnation.