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Azerbaijan protests without politicians
Over the past ten years, a growing number of Azerbaijani citizens have been driven to protest with local, unorganized, and similar demands
26 March, 2020
Seeking justice for animals
Havva Rustamli her sister have single-handedly saved the lives of hundreds of abandoned, starving and maimed animals in Azerbaijan.
19 March, 2020
A costly protest
Being forced into mental asylums is not an unusual punishment for people who speak out in Azerbaijan
12 March, 2020
One is an odd number
Georgia’s recent history is one of protest, including lone protests by single individuals. Even when it was nearly impossible to speak out against the governme...
11 March, 2020
Kill it
Anahit Ghazaryan and Gohar Khachatryan are the creators of Akanjogh (Earrings) Podcast, the first and only podcast that focuses entirely on feminism in Armenian. Since Ju...
4 March, 2020
Teenage gender rights warrior
Sanay Yagmur, 15, is a tenth grader who is encouraging her fellow students to create a culture of protest at her school in Baku.
4 March, 2020
A full-time fighter
Marina Beridze is an eco-migrant from Georgia's Autonomous Republic of Adjara. She became one of the first residents of so called Dream Town, a settlement close to the Bl...
26 February, 2020