Kodori Gorge Refugees in Limbo
Abkhaz officials encourage them to return but Georgian refugee leaders warn against doing so.
Abkhaz officials encourage them to return but Georgian refugee leaders warn against doing so.
Even as adults, people who grew up in children’s homes suffer the consequences of marginalisation and poor education.
Azeris and Armenians set aside differences to trace thousands of soldiers who went missing in the war of the early Nineties.
Tajikistan is desperately short of teachers, in many cases because newly-qualified staff do not want to take jobs in the countryside.
Georgian authorities to collaborate with IWPR on provision of religious tolerance training for journalists.
Georgian villagers begin to rebuild as a fortified frontier is erected.
Opponents of privatisation say it’s a bad time to start selling off the family silver, while the government insists there will be no bargain-basement deals.
Tax dodgers, drug traffickers and others create virtual economy which bears little relation to official figures.
Russian u-turn on withdrawal from Georgian village underlines fragility of peace agreement.
The global economic crisis is beginning to result in job cuts in Russia and other countries where hundreds of thousands of Tajiks have found work, leading to fears they will return home en masse.