Abkhazia’s anti-corruption law gets off to a rocky start
Those officials who have actually complied with the new anti-corruption law appear to have surprisingly modest livings.
Abkhazia’s anti-corruption law gets off to a rocky start
By Marianna KotovaThose officials who have actually complied with the new anti-corruption law appear to have surprisingly modest livings.
‘I slipped a ₽1,000 bill in her lab coat’: false vaccine certificates in Russia’s North Caucasus
As compulsory COVID-19 vaccination begins for some professions, in Kabardino-Balkaria, vaccination certificates are available for as little as $14.
‘I slipped a ₽1,000 bill in her lab coat’: false vaccine certificates in Russia’s North Caucasus
By Askar ShogenovAs compulsory COVID-19 vaccination begins for some professions, in Kabardino-Balkaria, vaccination certificates are available for as little as $14.
2/08/2021
The price of catching COVID-19 in Abkhazia
While the government is involved in treating COVID-19 in Abkhazia, most often, a diagnosis means a heavy financial burden.
The price of catching COVID-19 in Abkhazia
By Marianna KotovaWhile the government is involved in treating COVID-19 in Abkhazia, most often, a diagnosis means a heavy financial burden.
23/07/2021
Georgian Dream’s anti-media crusade continues
From stealing microphones to boycotts, Georgian officials have doubled down on their anti-journalist offensive.
Georgian Dream’s anti-media crusade continues
By Shota KinchaFrom stealing microphones to boycotts, Georgian officials have doubled down on their anti-journalist offensive.
22/07/2021
London arbitration court ruled against Frontera, documents reveal
The confidential arbitration decision shows how Frontera misled the public over their high-profile standoff with the Georgian Government.
London arbitration court ruled against Frontera, documents reveal
By Thomas RowleyThe confidential arbitration decision shows how Frontera misled the public over their high-profile standoff with the Georgian Government.
21/07/2021
Georgia’s ongoing epidemic of homophobic street violence
It has been more than two weeks since the ‘March of Dignity’ was thwarted, but the sense of fear among queer community members has not abated.
Georgia’s ongoing epidemic of homophobic street violence
By Tata ShoshiashviliIt has been more than two weeks since the ‘March of Dignity’ was thwarted, but the sense of fear among queer community members has not abated.
7/07/2021
Journalists recall day of terror in Tbilisi
One thing the media workers covering the protests unanimously agreed on: the Georgian authorities failed in their duty to protect them.
Journalists recall day of terror in Tbilisi
By Tata ShoshiashviliOne thing the media workers covering the protests unanimously agreed on: the Georgian authorities failed in their duty to protect them.
28/06/2021
Armenia’s election — a view from Azerbaijan
OC Media spoke to several opposition figures and civil society leaders in Azerbaijan to find out the perceptions of the elections in Azerbaijan.
Armenia’s election — a view from Azerbaijan
By Ismi AghayevOC Media spoke to several opposition figures and civil society leaders in Azerbaijan to find out the perceptions of the elections in Azerbaijan.
24/06/2021
The ‘Shusha Declaration’: Strategic realignment or business as usual?
What, if any, are the implications of Azerbaijan and Turkey’s new cooperation agreement for the South Caucasus and beyond?
The ‘Shusha Declaration’: Strategic realignment or business as usual?
By Ismi AghayevWhat, if any, are the implications of Azerbaijan and Turkey’s new cooperation agreement for the South Caucasus and beyond?
22/06/2021
#Kadyrovshaitan — Kadyrov’s public humiliation of children
When a 15-year-old boy in Russia called Ramzan Kadyrov a shaitan, an Islamic term for a demon, it was not long before he was forced to apologise.
#Kadyrovshaitan — Kadyrov’s public humiliation of children
By OC MediaWhen a 15-year-old boy in Russia called Ramzan Kadyrov a shaitan, an Islamic term for a demon, it was not long before he was forced to apologise.