Opinion | Armenian Georgians working in Russia impedes their integration
By RIMA GHARIBYAN OC Media Southern Georgia’s Armenians are not well integrated. That men spend nine months of the year in Russia is a problem — it [more >>>]
Georgia – Minority Rights
Georgia’s Democracy: The Puzzle of a Red Country Turning Blue
By ERIC LIVNY, GIORGI MZHAVANADZE, YAROSLAVA BABYCH Georgia Today On October 21, 2017, Georgia’s entire political map was painted in different shades of blue – [more >>>]
Clashes Over Church Raise Specter of Georgian-Armenian Strife
By JOSHUA KUCERA EurasiaNet A clash over a contested church in a majority-Armenian part of Georgia has raised tensions and, many fear, set the stage [more >>>]
Time stands still for the award-winning photographer Daro Sulakauri with her project, Double Alien
By ROSIE FLANAGAN freundevonfreunden.com Invisible conflict explored against the vast plains of southern Georgia, Samtskhe Javakheti “Whenever I go back to Samtskhe Javakheti I feel [more >>>]
Georgia Reaches Out for the Ethnic Vote
By SADDAM ALIYEV and EDITA BADASYAN* Institute for War and Peace Reporting (IWPR) Armenian and Azerbaijani voters are finally being wooed by politicians. On the [more >>>]
Georgia’s Public Defender outlines problems on Human Rights Day
By DOMINIK. K. CAGARA Democracy & Freedom Watch TBILISI, DFWatch–On December 10, the International Human Rights Day, the Public Defender as usual published a brief [more >>>]
New Armenian church opens in Javakheti
By DOMINIK K. CAGARA Democracy and Freedom Watch Javakheti’s Armenian community celebrated the opening of a new church in the village of Didi Aragiali. A [more >>>]
Language Still an Educational Barrier for Georgia’s Minorities
By TEONA GODERDZISHVILI* Institute for War & Peace Reporting (IWPR) University enrolment is up for Armenians and Azerbaijanis, but programmes to teach them Georgian still [more >>>]
Samtskhe-Javakheti teachers to take advanced training in mother tongue
By DIANA YAYLOYAN mediamax.am Yerevan/Mediamax/. Minister of Education and Science of Georgia Tamar Sanikidze held meetings in Samtskhe-Javakheti speaking about the reforms in the Ministry [more >>>]
Quota system in Georgian universities helps ethnic minorities, but is easy to abuse
By INGA POPOVAITE Democracy and Freedom Watch TBILISI, DFWatch- The possibility to study Georgian intensively for one year and then to continue studies in any [more >>>]