Georgia’s journalists forced to leave profession — their stories
As pressure grows on Georgia’s independent media, some journalists are being forced to reinvent themselves, while still hoping to return.
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"They need to feel useful": Preserving memory in Armenia
Programs for people with Alzheimer’s and dementia: At the "Memory Café," they socialize over coffee or tea, do exercises, and participate in art and color therapy.
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The majority of Shafak's residents are visually impaired individuals, veterans of the First and Second Karabakh Wars, and families of fallen soldiers.
Shongar: Village outside Baku without school, clinic, or park
Shongar village residents are unable to send their children to school for two weeks due to unaffordable transportation costs
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