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The Womanly Face of War
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Nagorno-Karabakh: Two Wars, Two Mothers
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Teaching Peace in Azerbaijan: Not on the Curricula
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Georgia’s First Female Defense Minister Reflects on Her Mixed Legacy
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Azerbaijan: Thy Neighbor’s Keeper
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The 'peace-builders’
This edition follows the visionary women
who daily endeavour to build
reconciliation across the South
Caucasus.
October/November 2018
The 'peace-builders’
This edition follows the visionary women
who daily endeavour to build
reconciliation across the South
Caucasus.
October/November 2018
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War and Peace: Women of the Battlefield
65-year-old Marietta Khachatryan has been wearing a military uniform for 26 years. An engineer by profession, she join up to fight in the Karabakh...
Views: 8925
10/09/2018
Azerbaijan: Thy Neighbor’s Keeper
The relationship between Gular’s family and her Armenian neighbors reflected the melting pot that was her overall neighborhood until the late...
Views: 6053
10/10/2018
Talking Back to the Surrounding Silence
Living in a patriarchal and militarized society, while personally rejecting the accepted social values, one burns to talk about other values and...
Views: 3054
10/01/2018
Meet Arzu: Peace Agent Between Azerbaijan and Armenia
Veteran female peace activist Arzu Abdullayeva shares her experience implementing peacebuilding projects with colleagues from Armenia, as well as...
Views: 2576
10/18/2018
War Knows No Gender: Georgia’s female soldiers
Gender stereotypes are strong in Georgia, where many parents still raise little boys to think they have to be strong and brave and little girls...
Views: 2510
10/19/2018
Bringing Injustice to Light in Armenia
Digging into what lays under the surface is almost a vocation for Zhanna Aleksanyan. So when the Armenian military Prosecutor’s Office...
Views: 2508
10/01/2018
Nagorno-Karabakh: Two Wars, Two Mothers
Yelena who in 2013 left her native town of Askeran and moved to Pyatigorsk, a city in Russia’s northern Caucasus where her husband’s...
Views: 2413
11/06/2018
Georgia’s First Female Defense Minister Reflects on Her Mixed Legacy
In Georgia's 27 years of independence, the country has only had one female defense minister, Tina Khidasheli. Her tenure at the ministry was marked...
Views: 2217
11/12/2018
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