The July escalation: Azerbaijani civilians in the line of fire
As soldiers on the frontline exchanged fire, artillery shells fell on the villages of Azerbaijan’s Tovuz District.
The July escalation: Azerbaijani civilians in the line of fire
By Seymur KazimovAs soldiers on the frontline exchanged fire, artillery shells fell on the villages of Azerbaijan’s Tovuz District.
11/08/2020
The July escalation: Armenian civilians in the line of fire
As soldiers on the frontline exchanged fire, artillery shells fell on the villages of Armenia’s Tavush Province.
The July escalation: Armenian civilians in the line of fire
By Armine AvetisyanAs soldiers on the frontline exchanged fire, artillery shells fell on the villages of Armenia’s Tavush Province.
5/08/2020
Domestic violence and violence against women have increased in Azerbaijan
Anti-domestic violence advocates warn of a massive spike in domestic violence during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Domestic violence and violence against women have increased in Azerbaijan
By Gulnur KazimovaAnti-domestic violence advocates warn of a massive spike in domestic violence during the COVID-19 pandemic.
31/07/2020
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.
Georgia’s women farmers battle a changing climate
By Tamuna ChkareuliAs women start to take a new role in Georgia’s agriculture, climate change threatens their accomplishments.
29/07/2020
Georgia’s medical programme for Abkhazians and South Ossetians may be at risk
A cut to diagnostics, a lack of clear information, and opposition from Tskhinvali are putting the success of Georgia’s medical programme at risk.
Georgia’s medical programme for Abkhazians and South Ossetians may be at risk
By Dato ParulavaA cut to diagnostics, a lack of clear information, and opposition from Tskhinvali are putting the success of Georgia’s medical programme at risk.
22/07/2020
Georgia’s low domestic violence statistics don’t add up
A third of Georgian men believe wife-beating is sometimes justifiable.
Georgia’s low domestic violence statistics don’t add up
By openDemocracyA third of Georgian men believe wife-beating is sometimes justifiable.
16/07/2020
Women are being forced to give birth ‘alone’ in post-lockdown Armenia
Across Eurasia, women have reported mistreatment that defies World Health Organisation guidelines – and national policies.
Women are being forced to give birth ‘alone’ in post-lockdown Armenia
By openDemocracyAcross Eurasia, women have reported mistreatment that defies World Health Organisation guidelines – and national policies.
9/07/2020
Migrant workers left in Armenia due to COVID-19 face unemployment
Remittances from abroad contribute one-fifth of Armenia’s GDP.
Migrant workers left in Armenia due to COVID-19 face unemployment
By Anahit HarutyunyanRemittances from abroad contribute one-fifth of Armenia’s GDP.
3/07/2020
‘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.
‘Life shouldn’t be a luxury’ — a Georgian woman’s struggle to afford life-saving cancer treatment
By Tamuna ChkareuliDespite partial government-funding for cancer treatment in Georgia, for society’s most vulnerable, the remaining costs can still be insurmountable.
12/06/2020
Colony 13: Coronavirus in an Azerbaijani prison
Bad sanitary detention conditions and poor food put prisoners at high risk of infection with reportedly much more cases than the authorities announced.
Colony 13: Coronavirus in an Azerbaijani prison
By Sabina AbubakirovaBad sanitary detention conditions and poor food put prisoners at high risk of infection with reportedly much more cases than the authorities announced.