Civil Society - Evolutsia.Net

Yesterday in Tbilisi a peaceful protest for LGBT rights to mark the International Day Against Homophobia ended in a physical scuffle when religious groups…
In the last couple of years a new trend has surfaced in Tbilisi s party scene The custom developed in Moscow in the 1990s and known under the colloquial name…
A controversy over a historically Georgian monastery in Jerusalem is further complicating already-strained ties between Tel Aviv and Tbilisi reports contributor…
Overall the neoconservative stream of thought — to use Irving Kristol’s description — has been at its best in the way it has sought to elevate…
Georgia’s labor code is notoriously lax, and it shows in Georgian job advertisements that are full of discriminating language, reports Koka Kalandadze.

Posts Tagged ‘Civil Society’

« Older Entries

May 18, 2012

No Tolerance to Intolerance! We are different but we are all equal!by Tornike Metreveli

Apr 16, 2012

Georgia-Israel Relations Continue Stumbling with Monastery Flapby Brittany Pheiffer

Apr 14, 2012

SMH: Weekly Standard takes aim at Ivanishviliby Michael Cecire

Apr 13, 2012

Discrimination in Job Ads, a Common Practice in Georgiaby Koka Kalandadze

Apr 11, 2012

Georgia’s IDPs: Human rights and peace on holdby Tamar Vashakidze and Thea Maisuradze

Apr 9, 2012

Forbes Georgia’s Interview with Ivanishvili [Full Text, Eng.]by Evolutsia.Net

Apr 3, 2012

Commentary: Imedi TV’s “Hope” for Cheap Ratingsby Tornike Metreveli

Mar 26, 2012

Presentation: Elite Configuration in Georgiaby Evolutsia.Net

« Older Entries

Contact us

Questions? Comments? Ideas? Contact Evolutsia.Net here.

Recent Posts

Evolutsia Archive