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Накратко относно Централна Азия и Кавказ от май , 2012 Грузия: ЛГБТ активисти атакувани от християнски религиозни групи ЛГБТ активисти са били нападнати от група православни християни по време на шествие за отбелязване на Международения ден срещу Хомофобията в Тбилиси, Грузия. Армения: Притеснения поради анулирането на кино фестивал След заплахи, унижения и подбуди към насилие, довели до отмяната на кино фестивал в Гюмри (втория по големина град в Армения), националисти атакуваха организация за...
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Stories about Georgia 18 August 2012 The South Caucasus at the 2012 Olympics This post is part of our special coverage of the London 2012 Olympics. The three South Caucasus countries have been participating independently in the Olympics since 1996, and they each... 3 August 2012 Georgia: Civil Society Mobilizes After Armenia-Azerbaijan Clashes With tensions between Armenia and Azerbaijan on the rise, civil society activists and journalists from both countries last month convened in a small ethnic Azeri village in neighboring Georgia. ‘Small’ Georgia Takes on ‘Big’ Russia with New Media Georgia uses blogging and new media to project soft power in Russia. Even though most Georgians blog in Georgian, there is a sizable contingent of Russian speaking Georgians on Russia's... Georgia: LGBT Activists Attacked by Orthodox Religious Group Marching to mark the 17 May International Day Against Homophobia, LGBT activists were blocked and assaulted by a group of Orthodox Christians in Tbilisi, the Georgian capital. Mirian Jugheli reports. 23 February 2012 Georgia: Online Campaign Targets Russian President's Facebook Page With Russian soldiers stations in Georgia's breakaway regions of South Ossetia and Abkhazia, hundreds of Georgians called for their withdrawal on the Russian president's Facebook page. 3 January 2012 Georgia: Return of the Meskhetian Turks Over 100,000 Muslims were deported from the Meskheti region of Georgia by Joseph Stalin in 1944. Now, more than 60 years later, some are slowly starting to return as part... 2 January 2012 Caucasus: The Year in Review As popular uprisings spread through the Middle East and North Africa in 2011, opposition forces tried to replicate the Arab Spring in the South Caucasus. However, they failed. 12 December 2011 Caucasus: Frozen Conflicts, Forgotten Lives? Marginalized by society and deprived of a voice by the mainstream media, can new media offer an alternative to refugees and IDPs in the South Caucasus? 4 November 2011 Russia/Georgia: The Dilemma of Politics Blogging for Cash One well-known Georgian political blogger writes of his dilemma in being approached for payment for a blog post. Blogging for cash is a recent shady public relations phenomenon in Russia... 26 September 2011 Georgia: Virtual Facebook Parliamentary Speaker Election Game Ahead of next year's parliamentary election in Georgia, the ruling party continues in its attempt to harness the power of social media to attract interest in the electoral process from...