Georgia

Despite Protests, Georgia Passes Anti-Discrimination Law

Justice minister rules out bending to church objections to “sexuality” and “gender identity” rights.

Georgians See Parallels With Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Georgia: Women Take Lead in Informal Peace-Building

Transforming Georgia's State Broadcaster, Slowly

Domestic Frictions as Georgians Await EU Deal

As interior minister claims opposition wants to copy Ukraine unrest, a pro-Moscow movement grows.

Abkhazia Mulls Property Ownership Reform

Critics of an already cautious scheme warn that allowing outsiders to buy homes carries unseen risks.

Georgian Eco-Warriors in Battle to Save Tbilisi Park

Protesters want city leaders to deny planning permission for seven-storey hotel.

Georgian Parliament on "Aggression Threat" Facing Ukraine

Damning resolution still falls short of call for sanctions, as politicians weigh dangers for Georgia itself.

Georgia Tightens Up on Pharmacy Sales

Regulations aim to clamp down on illegal trade and stop people devising their own cures.

Disabled Children Left Behind in Georgian Care Reforms

Policy shift towards community care has not extended to children with disabilities.