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‘Every day I fear the war will return’ — the displaced Armenians returning to the border regions
While most Armenians displaced in the September war have returned home, fears for the future persist.
‘Every day I fear the war will return’ — the displaced Armenians returning to the border regions
By Armine AvetisyanWhile most Armenians displaced in the September war have returned home, fears for the future persist.
First Azerbaijani IDPs return after 29 years in exile
Forty-one families from the village of Aghali have become the first Azerbaijanis displaced during the First Nagorno-Karabakh War to return to their hometowns.
First Azerbaijani IDPs return after 29 years in exile
Forty-one families from the village of Aghali have become the first Azerbaijanis displaced during the First Nagorno-Karabakh War to return to their hometowns.
Neighbours claim IDP jumped to his death over ‘unlivable’ housing in Tbilisi
Residents of a dilapidated former sanitorium labelled government claims that Zurab Chichoshvili’s death was an accident ‘shameful’ and ‘immoral’.
Neighbours claim IDP jumped to his death over ‘unlivable’ housing in Tbilisi
Residents of a dilapidated former sanitorium labelled government claims that Zurab Chichoshvili’s death was an accident ‘shameful’ and ‘immoral’.
Azerbaijan’s children of war: Part II
Leyla and Imdad were forced to flee their homes as children during the First Nagorno-Karabakh War, this is the story of what happened after.
Azerbaijan’s children of war: Part II
By Hamida GiyasbayliLeyla and Imdad were forced to flee their homes as children during the First Nagorno-Karabakh War, this is the story of what happened after.
Azerbaijan’s children of war: Part I
Leyla and Imdad, Azerbaijani IDPs who were just children during the first Nagorno-Karabakh War remember the stories of their displacement.
Azerbaijan’s children of war: Part I
By Hamida GiyasbayliLeyla and Imdad, Azerbaijani IDPs who were just children during the first Nagorno-Karabakh War remember the stories of their displacement.
Video | No Place to Live — IDPs in Georgia
After almost three decades since the war in Abkhazia, thousands of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) are still waiting for the government to provide them with homes. Why are they are still waiting?
Video | No Place to Live — IDPs in Georgia
After almost three decades since the war in Abkhazia, thousands of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) are still waiting for the government to provide them with homes. Why are they are still waiting?
Armenia abstains from voting against Georgian IDP resolution at UN for first time
Armenia has voted against the resolution, calling for the return of IDPs to Abkhazia and South Ossetia, annually since it was introduced in 2008.
Armenia abstains from voting against Georgian IDP resolution at UN for first time
Armenia has voted against the resolution, calling for the return of IDPs to Abkhazia and South Ossetia, annually since it was introduced in 2008.
Voice | ‘My family and I have been made refugees twice’
Only 55 families returned to the Kodori Valley, in upper Abkhazia, following the 2008 August War; Raisa Khachvani, 62, is still waiting to do so.
Voice | ‘My family and I have been made refugees twice’
Only 55 families returned to the Kodori Valley, in upper Abkhazia, following the 2008 August War; Raisa Khachvani, 62, is still waiting to do so.
200 IDP families occupy buildings in Tbilisi demanding housing
A number of neighbours protested against the IDPs, claiming they were walking on the grass and making them feel unsafe.
200 IDP families occupy buildings in Tbilisi demanding housing
A number of neighbours protested against the IDPs, claiming they were walking on the grass and making them feel unsafe.
‘I would never return home again’ — the Azerbaijani IDPs as old as the conflict
For a generation that grew up with the conflict, displaced and moving from place to place, the prospect of continuing bloodshed is especially tough.
‘I would never return home again’ — the Azerbaijani IDPs as old as the conflict
By Seymur KazimovFor a generation that grew up with the conflict, displaced and moving from place to place, the prospect of continuing bloodshed is especially tough.