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Vaghazin’s Village School: A Different Frontline
A village of 30 people was not the frontline Veronika Shahnazaryan and Narine Vardanyan had planned...
26 January, 2018
Abkhazia’s Invisible Children: Life with Down Syndrome
Alisa is five years old, but she doesn’t know it. She cannot say her age as her speech is limi...
24 January, 2018
Armenia: War on the Waterfront
Freshwater fishing is not usually the riskiest of occupations. Unless, that is, you’re a fishe...
24 January, 2018
Occupation Line
Since 2008 the Russian military force has occupied the territory of South Ossetia, proclaiming itsel...
22 January, 2018
Ulyanovka: Living on the Border of Existence
There is no sign to Ulyanovka, an abandoned Pontic Greek village in southern Georgia, 1,300 feet up...
18 January, 2018
Success without Sight: Georgia’s Blind and Vision-Impaired Students
“When we talk about disabilities, we tend to forget blind and visually impaired people as if t...
17 January, 2018
Turks and Armenians: Life in the Same Marshrutka
Thirty-nine-year-old Duru Ors is a translator and clarinetist from Izmir, Turkey who hopes music wil...
16 January, 2018
Azerbaijan’s Missing Men: “Not Found, but Never Forgotten”
Thirty-five-year-old Azerbaijani tractor driver Elshad Alakbarov still remembers the day he lost his...
12 January, 2018