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Published in: 50.50: OpinionThe US Christian Right groups actively involved in voter suppressionOPINION: Religious and anti-abortion groups are trying to restrict voting rights ahead of the midterm elections
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Published in: oDR: ExplainerDonations worth millions fail to reach Ukraine – sparking calls for changeAid delays have exposed a deep power imbalance between Ukrainians and the international actors claiming to help them.
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Published in: oDR: FeatureHow a Georgian mineral water plant got swept up in Russia’s warBorjomi is one of the country’s few international brands. Now Western sanctions have left it in crisis
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Published in: 50.50: News‘They came armed with stones’: Violent mob storms Tbilisi Pride officesGeorgia’s Pride march cancelled after protesters attacked activists, journalists and passers-by
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Published in: 50.50: NewsGeorgia grants legal gender recognition to trans woman for first timeIn a historic first, the conservative country of Georgia granted an appeal by a trans woman to change her gender on...
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Published in: oDRGeorgia’s growing cultural divide: a sign of far-right populism?One year on since Georgia’s far right publicly announced themselves, how has their agenda developed?
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Published in: oDRAfgan Mukhtarli: behind bars, but not forgottenThis fearless journalist was abducted from the streets of Tbilisi and wound up in an Azerbaijani jail cell. We need...
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Published in: oDRAfgan Mukhtarli: after the abductionMy husband was kidnapped on the streets of Tbilisi and ended up in an Azerbaijani jail cell. Four months on, I’ve...
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Published in: HomeTorture was once 'normal' in Georgia's prisons — this is how they 'effectively abolished' itGeorgia's prisons used to be dirty and dangerous. Prisoners recounted beatings and NGOs reported institutionalised...
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Published in: 50.50Georgian migrant mothers: never to return home?Older women migrants are locked into perpetual domestic work in New York, endlessly deferring retirement and...
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Published in: oDRVictory Day in TbilisiFor Georgians, this Soviet commemoration doesn’t just bring up the past — it brings up the present too.
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Published in: HomeEnding impunity in Europe?The International Criminal Court needs support in order to succeed with its investigation of Georgia and Russia.
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Published in: oDRThe curious case of Georgia’s Rustavi-2A scandal in Georgia over the country's largest opposition TV station has polarised the country, raising pointed...
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Published in: oDRWhat do Georgians have against trade unions?Faced with unemployment, people in Georgia are more likely to turn to support systems of family and friends than...
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Published in: oDRGeorgia’s grotesque democracyNeoliberal dogma has taken root and, ahead of parliamentary elections next year, our political elites have nothing...
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Published in: oDRIn Georgia, justice delayed is justice deniedGiorgi Ugulava, political ally of Mikheil Saakashvili and former mayor of Tbilisi, has gone behind bars. Behind the...
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Published in: oDRSouth Ossetia's creeping borderRenewed tensions along the de-facto border between Georgia and South Ossetia have raised concerns in Tbilisi—and...
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Published in: oDRKakha Bendukidze and Georgia’s failed experimentKakha Bendukidze died in November 2014 at the age of 58. Bendukidze directed the whirlwind of economic reform that...
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Published in: HomeThe failed "mental revolution": Georgia, crime and criminal justice
Crime has been near the top of Georgia's political agenda for a decade. But successive governments have still to...
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Published in: oDRGeorgia and the Ukraine crisisGeorgians see the struggle for Ukrainian sovereignty as an analogue of their own fate.
