
Opinion | Why the arrest of women journalists in Azerbaijan is a feminist issue
By weaponising gender, the Azerbaijani authorities redraw the boundaries of who is allowed to speak.
By weaponising gender, the Azerbaijani authorities redraw the boundaries of who is allowed to speak.
The women were detained earlier in August and given three months of pre-trial detention on charges of robbery.
Me, Margarita by Ana Kordzaia-Samadashvili captures the chaos, wit, and romance of Georgian women in stories as bitter-sweet as the country itself.
Georgian photographer Elene Glonti is working to document Georgia’s disappearing bazaars and the people behind them all.
Domestic violence cases in Azerbaijan are on the rise, as human rights lawyers warn that the state is not doing enough to protect women.
Elene Naveriani’s latest film is a beautiful story of finding and embracing your true desires in the most unexpected ways.
Since 2013, Georgians have overall become more accepting of women having pre-marital sex and having a child outside of wedlock.