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In limbo: surviving closed borders
Countless Georgian families once depended on seasonal work in neighboring Turkey to support their fa...
30 June, 2020
Pandemic art
The coronavirus pandemic has influenced many artists around the world, including Gyumri resident, Al...
3 June, 2020
State of emergency
The indefinite present, called the state of emergency, began about two months ago, and who knows how...
4 May, 2020
"Emergency" Reunion
Up to now, there were only 20 families living in the mountainous Adjarian village of Gurdzauli. Pand...
10 April, 2020
Seeking justice for animals
Havva Rustamli her sister have single-handedly saved the lives of hundreds of abandoned, starving an...
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
Teenage gender rights warrior
Sanay Yagmur, 15, is a tenth grader who is encouraging her fellow students to create a culture of pr...
4 March, 2020
A life spent in protest
79-year-old Jafar Bakhshiyev attends almost every political demonstration in Azerbaijan. A photo whe...
28 January, 2020