#Women‘s Rights
Voice | ‘I have finally accepted myself’ — an Ingush woman’s coming-of-age tale
For one Ingush woman, growing up in Ingushetia meant struggling with ‘restrictive’ traditions.
Voice | ‘I have finally accepted myself’ — an Ingush woman’s coming-of-age tale
For one Ingush woman, growing up in Ingushetia meant struggling with ‘restrictive’ traditions.
Do Georgians understand what gender equality means?
Research by CRRC-Georgia suggests a majority of people do not know what ‘feminism’ is.
Do Georgians understand what gender equality means?
By CRRCResearch by CRRC-Georgia suggests a majority of people do not know what ‘feminism’ is.
Do Georgians understand what gender equality means?
Research by CRRC-Georgia suggests a majority of people do not know what ‘feminism’ is.
Do Georgians understand what gender equality means?
Research by CRRC-Georgia suggests a majority of people do not know what ‘feminism’ is.
Voice | ‘I have a child, a house, and a business, why on earth would I wash your socks?’
Keti Tomeishvili, 48, from Vani, spent 14 years working abroad to support her family, before coming home and starting a successful business.
Voice | ‘I have a child, a house, and a business, why on earth would I wash your socks?’
Keti Tomeishvili, 48, from Vani, spent 14 years working abroad to support her family, before coming home and starting a successful business.
Georgia’s early marriages: destinies blackened in white dresses
Despite tightening laws against early marriages in Georgia, among the country’s ethnic Azerbaijani population, they remain common.
Georgia’s early marriages: destinies blackened in white dresses
By Gulnur KazimovaDespite tightening laws against early marriages in Georgia, among the country’s ethnic Azerbaijani population, they remain common.
Georgia outlaws sexual harassment
Local rights groups and feminist activists hailed the new law as a victory for women’s rights.
Georgia outlaws sexual harassment
Local rights groups and feminist activists hailed the new law as a victory for women’s rights.
‘I keep silent and put up with it’ — surviving domestic violence in Armenia
Despite a new law being passed to tackle domestic violence in 2018, women’s rights groups say not enough is being done.
‘I keep silent and put up with it’ — surviving domestic violence in Armenia
By Armine AvetisyanDespite a new law being passed to tackle domestic violence in 2018, women’s rights groups say not enough is being done.
Opinion | It’s time for North Caucasian men to stop trying to put women ‘in their place’
Tradition and religion need not preclude an active role for women in society.
Opinion | It’s time for North Caucasian men to stop trying to put women ‘in their place’
By Lidiya MikhalchenkoTradition and religion need not preclude an active role for women in society.
Voice | The bitterness of the Kvankhidatli salt — the women salt miners of Daghestan
In the mountain village of Kvankhidatli, women recall ‘going to the salt’ since the beginning of the 20th century.
Voice | The bitterness of the Kvankhidatli salt — the women salt miners of Daghestan
In the mountain village of Kvankhidatli, women recall ‘going to the salt’ since the beginning of the 20th century.