Articles
2009-12-30
The Bonuses for Officials in Shida Kartli Region

2009-12-30
Famous Human Rights Defender Sergei Kovalov Was Astonished by Vakhania’s Case

2009-12-30
Mentally Disabled Juvenile Was Imprisoned

2009-12-29
Why I Apologize To Abkhaz People

The aim of the Sorry Campaign is to change the dynamics and direction of the relationships that have been established between Georgians and Abkhazians during recent years. The “Sorry” Campaign is not in any way connected with politics; it is a movement against war, as we consider that there is no alternative to peaceful dialogue and mutual settlement of the conflict.
2009-12-29
Trading in the Ruins

2009-12-29
Residents of Sakobo Village Request to Study Legality of Expenditure of the Grants Allocated by Dutch International Organization

2009-12-28
People Did not Believe Memorial to Victory Will Be Exploded on December 19

2009-12-28
Judge Passed Verdict on Beselia’s Family Members according to Prosecutors’ Directions

2009-12-28
Sozar Subari:”It Is Early to Spread Information About Death of Georgian Media”

2009-12-24
Georgia – Failed State

2009-12-24
Georgia – Peace Zone - photoreportage
The Human Rights Center Celebrated International Day of Peace
The UN International Day of Peace was established in 1981 by resolution 36/67 of the General Assembly to coincide every year with its opening session in September. In 2001 September 21 was fixed to become a day of global ceasefire and non-violence through 24 hours.
The UN International Day of Peace was established in 1981 by resolution 36/67 of the General Assembly to coincide every year with its opening session in September. In 2001 September 21 was fixed to become a day of global ceasefire and non-violence through 24 hours.
2009-12-23
Number of Residents of Gremi Community Houses Increases Monthly

2009-12-23
Prosecutor’s Office Used Loyal Charge for Family Members of Eka Beselia

2009-12-23
King-Kong Is Back!

2009-12-23
Vakho Komakhidze: “There Were Normal Conditions in the Cell of Georgian Adults”
2009-12-23
Kidnapped Ossetian Adults Were Tortured

Fate of Alan Khugaev, Alan
Khachirov and Soltan Pliev is still unclear. De-facto government of
South Ossetia blames Georgian law enforcement structures in their
disappearance and provides several grounded evidence to prove it – they
have video-recording and photo-materials purchased for 500 USD at
Georgian prison.
2009-12-21
Endless Impudence

2009-12-21
Tragedy Caused by Explosion of “Memorial to Victory” Increased Aggression towards the Government

2009-12-18
Tskhinvali Regime Has More 12 Georgian Hostages among Them Is 17-Year-Old Giorgi Archvadze

2009-12-17
There Is Deficiency of Medical Masks in Tbilisi Drug-Shops, Prime-Minister Is Lying

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