STORIES
- People With Disabilities
- Ethnic & Religious Minorities
- Gender
- Urban Development
- Environment
- Bazaar
- Youth
- Agriculture
- Migration
- Healthcare
- Traditions
- Generation of the 1990s
- On The Move
- Caucasus' Diversity
- Communication
- Taboos/ Stigmas
- Rural Life
- Unseen Borders
- Spaces
- Memory
- Identity
- Religious Beliefs
- The 'Peace-Builders’
- Journeys
- Millennials
- Masculinities
- Our Habitat
- My Body, My Choice
- Fear
- Protest
On The Move
November/December 2016
Chai Khana explores people on the move and how transport (or the lack of it) affects communities in the South Caucasus.
Tbilisi, A City for its Citizens?
A child covers her nose with handkerchief to protect herself from pollution. It is a painting on a wall in an underground pass, yet it conveys the feeling of suffocating...
25 January, 2017
On A Taxi Across the South Caucasus
Taxi drivers are a common sight in the South Caucasus - shiny European cars flutter alongside aged vehicles of Soviet memory. At the steering wheel, men, and rarely, wome...
24 January, 2017
Nomadic Life Under Threat in Iran
At the wake of the hot and cold seasons, they travel for miles, their whole life packed on their backs, with their animals. Moving from pastures to their winter camps, an...
21 January, 2017
Armenia’s Plane Tickets, Up in The Air
In 2013 the Armenian government moved towards a liberalization of the aviation system with the aim of creating a free-market environment and equal competitive conditions...
21 January, 2017
Villages Out of the Coverage Area
This is the story about a village nestled in lush forests, and its people who live cut off from the world - its residents are constantly on the move to reach the world th...
18 January, 2017
Heels and Wheels
Women at the steering wheel do not have it easy in Armenia - in people's mind they simply cannot drive properly. Although the number of female drivers is steadily increas...
16 January, 2017