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Истории за Младеж от май , 2012 Македония: Графити изкуството във “Времена на възродена античност” Кратък документален филм за графити сцената в Македония, направен от двама учени и блогъри -- Василка Димитровска и Илина Якимовска в контекста на спонсорирания от... 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.
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Latest posts by Mirian Jugheli 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. 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 social media users. Mirian Jugheli reports. 25 August 2011 Georgia: Social Media Used by Presidential Election Candidate in Breakaway Region Three candidates are competing this week for the presidency in Abkhazia, a breakaway region of Georgia recognized only by Russia, Nicaragua, Venezuela, Nauru, and Vanuatu. Despite being the oldest candidate, Sergei Shamba, born in 1951, turned to social media in order to attract support from voters online. Georgia: Government 2.0 With 621,640 Facebook users in the country, Georgia boasts the largest penetration for the social networking site in the region. Naturally, government agencies and officials are now starting to reach out to citizens online. Georgia: Journalists Dismissed Because of Facebook Hate Speech On 18 March 2011, the Georgian Public Broadcaster dismissed two of its journalists, Giorgi Tukhareli and Giorgi Gabrichidze, because of offensive comments they made on Facebook against homosexuals as and the Vatican as well as the Catholic Church. 3 February 2011 Georgia: Blogger action in support of evicted IDPs Following the eviction of IDP families from Abkhazia and South Ossetia, bloggers in Tbilisi, Georgia, have joined ranks with protesters demanding an end to their often forcible relocation and demands for proper housing. 7 January 2011 Georgia: Policeman fired after being identified on Facebook After the excessive use of force by policemen to break up a demonstration in Tbilisi, Georgia, many Facebook users used the site to identify those responsible. 1 November 2010 Georgia: Reflections on Teach and Learn Teach and Learn with Georgia (TLG) is a project established by the Georgian government aiming to recruit 1,000 native English speakers willing to teach English at local schools. Many of the first intake of teachers have also started blogging their experience to date.