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Integration starts in the village
A network of education centres run by young people for young people is helping demolish barriers facing ethnic Azeris in Georgian society.
Integration starts in the village
By Teresa Di MauroA network of education centres run by young people for young people is helping demolish barriers facing ethnic Azeris in Georgian society.
Datablog | Are Georgians and Armenians becoming more or less tolerant?
Surveys in Georgia and in Armenia asked if respondents approved or disapproved of doing business or marriages with other ethnicities.
Datablog | Are Georgians and Armenians becoming more or less tolerant?
By Kristine VacharadzeSurveys in Georgia and in Armenia asked if respondents approved or disapproved of doing business or marriages with other ethnicities.
Being Baha’i in Armenia
Armenia’s small Baha’i community has lived in the country for over a century; now they are finding their place in the new post-revolutionary order.
Being Baha’i in Armenia
By Armine AvetisyanArmenia’s small Baha’i community has lived in the country for over a century; now they are finding their place in the new post-revolutionary order.
Voice | ‘My destiny depends not on the political regime but the way of thinking’
A gay Azerbaijani’s story of isolation, violence and rape in the military, and continuing death threats from his family despite fleeing to Europe.
Voice | ‘My destiny depends not on the political regime but the way of thinking’
A gay Azerbaijani’s story of isolation, violence and rape in the military, and continuing death threats from his family despite fleeing to Europe.
Council of Europe Racism Commission criticises Georgia’s state religious agency
The commission said the agency had not fulfilled its recommendations to cooperate with the public defender.
Council of Europe Racism Commission criticises Georgia’s state religious agency
The commission said the agency had not fulfilled its recommendations to cooperate with the public defender.
New Adjara head faces conservative backlash after approving Batumi mosque
Ultra-conservative groups called the new Chair of Adjara’s government a ‘traitor’, after he promised to authorise a new mosque in Batumi.
New Adjara head faces conservative backlash after approving Batumi mosque
Ultra-conservative groups called the new Chair of Adjara’s government a ‘traitor’, after he promised to authorise a new mosque in Batumi.
Violence against religious minorities ‘poorly investigated’ in Georgia
The public defender’s 2017 human rights report said religious discrimination is a ‘systematic problem’.
Violence against religious minorities ‘poorly investigated’ in Georgia
The public defender’s 2017 human rights report said religious discrimination is a ‘systematic problem’.
