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The Silent History
History can be silent - conflicts affect hundreds of thousands of citizens, yet their stories remain...
27 November, 2016
Transgender Persons in Danger
As a transgender woman in her late 20s Fatima did not hide – makeup and dresses used to be par...
27 November, 2016
Abkhazia’s Civil Society in Gal: Three Portraits
Abkhazia, Georgia’s breakaway region on the eastern coast of the Black Sea, boasts a lively ci...
25 November, 2016
Let Girls Go to School: Early Marriages in Georgia
Two sisters from a remote ethnic Azeri populated village went through different paths - one got marr...
24 November, 2016
The Weakening of Azerbaijan’s Street Protests
Azerbaijan does not stand out for its political activism - the few voices opposing the establishment...
19 November, 2016
Lessons of Abkhazian Language
Leila, Esma and Zurab have been teaching Abkhazian for 17 years. Both ethnic Abkhazians, Leila and E...
14 November, 2016
Iran: Fighting for the Azeri Language
Azerbaijani Turks are Iran’s biggest minority. Living mainly in the north-west of the country,...
7 November, 2016
You Give Civil Society a Bad Name
Say “civil society” and people would hear “NGO.” In South Ossetia distrust,...
31 October, 2016