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EUMM Expresses Concern about Deployment of New Georgian Police Vehicles
December 29, 2008
IDP Children Freezing in the Forest
December 22, 2008
Officially approximately 200 people from Shida Kartli and Tskhinvali Regions remain in Kakheti Region as IDPs. More than 120 out of this amount are warehoused in former educational institutions of Lagodekhi, Telavi and Sagarejo districts. Only those IDPs that live in so called IDP Centers are able to receive a small amount of aid within the framework of the UN Food Programme. However, those IDPs that live with their relatives and in abandoned houses often do not have even bread to eat.
GYLA: Georgian Banks Threaten IDPs with Imprisonment
December 12, 2008
IDP Status or Accept Small Cottage, “One or the Other?”
December 11, 2008
IDPs from Abkhazia vs. “Energy-Pro Georgia”
December 5, 2008
IDPs compactly residing in Zugdidi Nursery School # 10, House of Railway Workers and so-called Do-Restaurant have not been supplied with electricity for 6 months already. The main reason for the cutoff is said to be unpaid arrears on their electricity bills. However it is unclear why the “Energy-Pro Georgia” is expecting IDPs to pay the debts because the Ministry of Refugees and Accommodation pay the electricity bills for them. Regional service center of IDPs states that electricity supply was cut of because the IDPs had changed their place of accommodation. If not, these people would have otherwise had no debts.