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Georgia: Goodbye to a Language?
For centuries the Batsbi proudly populated the highlands of Tusheti, in north-eastern Georgia. Their language, Bats - also known as Tush-Tsova -...
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02/01/2019
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Two Kristinas: The Fate and Future of Georgia’s Doukhobors
Nearly two centuries after Russia’s Doukhobors (Spirit Wrestlers) were exiled to Georgia, the fate of their tiny community lies in the hands...
Views: 4993
02/01/2019
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Moving Out: Young Armenian Families Seek Housing
Coursemates Gevorg Avagyan, 31 and Kristina Gasparyan, 33, got married in 2012. Kristina, who used to live in capital Yerevan, was happy to leave...
Views: 3675
02/12/2019
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A Georgian girl from Iran
Negar Khodaivandy, 21, loves the scarf she wears around her neck. It is the same scarf she uses as chador in Iran. One scarf bridges two very...
Views: 3128
03/21/2019
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Azerbaijani Women Who Don’t Belong at “Home”
In Azerbaijan, young women who move out to live alone are frowned upon at best, and subjected to violence at worst.
Views: 3033
03/20/2019
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To Know the Unknown
Student migration has become a trend, a positive consequence of globalization. In this experimental documentary, young Armenian professionals...
Views: 2755
03/08/2019
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Shahen, An Armenian Revolutionary Teen
The first time Shahen Harutyunyan was handcuffed he was 14. On November 5th, 2013, his father Shant and a group of activists were arrested as they...
Views: 2667
02/01/2019
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Azerbaijan's Troubled Teenage Wives
Nearly 28,000 girls under the age of 18 were married in Azerbaijan between the years of 2007 and 2017, according to official statistics.
Views: 2544
02/01/2019
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