STORIES
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Taboos/ Stigmas
August/September 2017
This edition unveils the taboos and stigmas across the region, shaping both life and death in the Caucasus.
Bright Love, a Tale from Stepanakert
It was a kids’ game like any other - a mysterious object unearthed in the hen coop, children trying to understand what is was, a hammer to break it. Then, an explos...
26 September, 2017
I Have a Disability and I Have Sex
Growing up, Zaruhi Batoyan often dreamt about wearing a dress. As a little girl, her mother used to look at her thin arms and say, “let’s wear long...
15 September, 2017
Humble Room ADO
On stage are a man and a woman. She is bare-breasted. Attracted by what it looks like, with overwhelming passion they kiss, they hug, they cling on each other - at...
14 September, 2017