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PS Commission Members were hostile towards independent observers
October 30, 2024
In the Polling Station No 12 in Marneuli Election District No 22, Sabirkendi village, the HRC election monitor was not allowed to see the bulletins when commission members were counting the votes.
Georgian-Ossetian economic cooperation: Why and how?
June 4, 2024
The Georgian-Ossetian conflict of the early 1990s led to Georgia losing control of South Ossetia and severed ties between Georgians and Ossetians.
'Without the Russians, we'd solve it ourselves.' Report from Georgian-Ossetian conflict zone villages
April 2, 2024
Koda Village. The last village in the area under Georgian government control. March 2024. Photo by Nino Narimanishvili/JAMnews As a result of the armed conflict and interethnic tensions in Georgia from 1989 to 1992, up to 70,000 ethnic Ossetians living in Georgia were forced to relocate, leaving all their possessions behind.
Why are Ossetians affected by the conflict unable to regain Georgian citizenship and their property?
February 13, 2024
After the Georgian-Ossetian conflict of the 1990s, tens of thousands of ethnic Ossetians left Georgia, leaving behind real estate.