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Protest
February/March
This edition explores how the people of the South Caucasus express their desire for change, from public political rallies to private protests, and push boundaries in their communities and their families.
Armenian women buck tradition, embrace solo life
“The decision to move out and have an independent life means going against generally accepted norms. Often landlords are reluctant to rent apartments to girls who a...
4 February, 2020
A mother's fight to save her daughters
Nurana's act of protest has cost her dearly. While she has saved her daughters, she has been forced to live in abject poverty.
4 February, 2020
The courage to protest: Georgia's first youth-led movement
My grandma, Lamara Museridze, protested in the 1956 demonstrations against the Soviet Union in Tbilisi. She was just 23 at the time and her courage has continued to inspi...
12 February, 2020