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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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Latest stories about Georgia Georgia: Tolkienesque Clashes on the Streets of Tbilisi On 21 May, just days before the 20th anniversary of Georgia declaring its independence from the former Soviet Union, protests organized by the opposition People's Assembly accused President Saakashvili of monopolizing power. Some took a humorous look at the clashes that followed. Georgia: Beyoncé's Girls Rule an Apocalyptic… Caucasus? The premiere of American singer Beyoncé's "Run The World (Girls)" video on May 18 evoked much debate among bloggers and social media users in Georgia for a less than expected reason. Not that it was the first single from her highly anticipated new album, or even because of its empowering message, but rather a simple road sign that appeared 1 minute and 50 seconds into the video. 5 April 2011 Azerbaijan: Novruz Bayramı Novruz, a holiday celebrated in Iran, Afghanistan and other countries, was once again also observed in Azerbaijan on 21 March although festivities started weeks before. This year was no different, and Peace Corps Volunteers (PCVs) in the former Soviet republic once again commented on the event. 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. 9 January 2011 Christmas in Armenia and Georgia… and on Twitter While Christmas was observed in the West on 25 December, other countries instead celebrated it earlier this week. In Armenia, however, it even became a trending topic on Twitter . 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. 23 December 2010 Caucasus: The Year in Review With 2011 nearly upon us, the year in new and social media in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia during 2010 was surprisingly positive. So, what did the past year hold in store for the South Caucasus? Read on. 30 November 2010 Caucasus: Revelations & Confusion over Cablegate As the media worldwide reveals revelation after revelation with the gradual release of over 251,000 leaked U.S. Embassy cables over the coming weeks, there were also some items of specific interest in the South Caucasus. 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.