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Emptied and aged Khurvaleti confronting the occupation
A Dying Village: How do People live in Ergneti after Fourteen Years from the War?
Representatives of Human Rights Center met the Defense Counsel of Irakli Okruashvili
Activism and the Exercise of the Right to Freedom of Assembly - Analysis of Georgian Practice

Emptied and aged Khurvaleti confronting the occupation

There is a boulder next to the chapel. A grey-haired man is sitting on the boulder, looking at the sun going down beyond the ridge and saying: “You know, 'Khur' in Ossetian means the sun." On the ridge, one can see a cemetery split in two after the August 2008 war with some of the graves left beyond the dividing line.

A Dying Village: How do People live in Ergneti after Fourteen Years from the War?

It is the 14th summer since the war of 2008. More than 13 houses in the area are locked. A few elderly are left here and there. A Dying village: this is how Lia Chlachidze, the resident of the village Ergneti, near the dividing line, calls the place where she was born and where children's voices having fun could once be heard.

Representatives of Human Rights Center met the Defense Counsel of Irakli Okruashvili

2022 წლის 11 მაისს, ადამიანის უფლებათა ცენტრის წარმომადგენლები ირაკლი ოქრუაშვილის ადვოკატს, მამუკა ჭაბაშვილს შეხვდნენ.

Activism and the Exercise of the Right to Freedom of Assembly - Analysis of Georgian Practice

https://socialjustice.org.ge/uploads/products/pdf/Activism_and_the_Exercise_of_the_Right_to_Freedom_of_Assembly_1651743585.pdf

Emptied and aged Khurvaleti confronting the occupation

There is a boulder next to the chapel. A grey-haired man is sitting on the boulder, looking at the sun going down beyond the ridge and saying: “You know, 'Khur' in Ossetian means the sun." On the ridge, one can see a cemetery split in two after the August 2008 war with some of the graves left beyond the dividing line.

A Dying Village: How do People live in Ergneti after Fourteen Years from the War?

It is the 14th summer since the war of 2008. More than 13 houses in the area are locked. A few elderly are left here and there. A Dying village: this is how Lia Chlachidze, the resident of the village Ergneti, near the dividing line, calls the place where she was born and where children's voices having fun could once be heard.

Representatives of Human Rights Center met the Defense Counsel of Irakli Okruashvili

2022 წლის 11 მაისს, ადამიანის უფლებათა ცენტრის წარმომადგენლები ირაკლი ოქრუაშვილის ადვოკატს, მამუკა ჭაბაშვილს შეხვდნენ.

Activism and the Exercise of the Right to Freedom of Assembly - Analysis of Georgian Practice

https://socialjustice.org.ge/uploads/products/pdf/Activism_and_the_Exercise_of_the_Right_to_Freedom_of_Assembly_1651743585.pdf

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June 29, 2022

Emptied and aged Khurvaleti confronting the occupation

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A Dying Village: How do People live in Ergneti after Fourteen Years from the War?

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Representatives of Human Rights Center met the Defense Counsel of Irakli Okruashvili

May 7, 2022

Activism and the Exercise of the Right to Freedom of Assembly - Analysis of Georgian Practice

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