Nana is from Tbilisi. In the 1990s she worked as a teacher and is very much involved today as an activist of children’s rights. She is one of the earliest representatives in Georgia of grassroot organizations that deal with the protection of children. Nana founded a non-formal network for humanitarian aid not only in Tbilisi, […]
Nana Iashvili
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Zviad from Tbilisi is one of the most well-known journalists in Georgia. He was a correspondent and chief editor of 7 Days, a weekly newspaper founded by the Union of Journalists of Independent Publications. In the 1980s he was working as a correspondent of “Young Communist” and a journalist on the state radio show “Rush
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Originally from Rustavi, David initially worked as an engineer at the local metallurgical plant before the disintegration of the Soviet Union and subsequently became a journalist. From 1983 he was involved in underground dissident activities and distributed illegal literature. David was arrested several times by the KGB and actively participated in mass protest movements in
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