Tatuli Chubabria

Tatuli Chubabria is a coordinator of projects at Social Rights Program at Tbilisi’s Human Rights Education and Monitoring Center. She has a Masters in Social Policy for Development and is currently working on a sociological study of labour conditions among service and industry workers in Georgia. She also studies the causes and forms of homelessness in Tbilisi.

In Georgia, labour exploitation still pays

In striving for a “business-friendly environment”, the Georgian government is further eroding labour rights. Workers have taken to the streets in response.

By Tatuli Chubabria

/ 21 Feb 2017

For Tbilisi’s squatters, things must change

Georgia's approach to homelessness is beset by myths and myopia. If the authorities are serious about tackling social exclusion, they have to move on from the carrot and the stick.

By Tatuli Chubabria

/ 21 Oct 2016

How can we politicise labour rights in Georgia?

In Georgia, violations of workers’ rights, low pay and negligent treatment by private corporations continue to go unnoticed. We need to politicise the world of work.

By Tatuli Chubabria

/ 3 Mar 2016