We Will never return to the USSR! – Watch to video about the USSR consequences for Georgia… 20% of Georgian territory is occupied by Russia – and the creeping occupation continues… #RussiaisanOccupier #NoOccupation

Mariam Svimonishvili, the Georgian Young Lawyers’ Human Rights’ Program Director speaks about the freedom of expression and assembly which remain a problem in Georgia (GEO).

On April 9, 1989, 21 people were killed outside the Government Palace (now Parliament) in Tbilisi as Soviet special forces dispersed peaceful pro-independence protesters. Thanks for the dedication!  Thanks for the independence!

Collect Churchkhela (Georgian sweets) for Ukrainian People is a volunteer initiative by "Kakhetis Khma" implemented together with the local residents and organizations. 5000 churchkhela have already been collected and sent to Ukraine within the initiative.

'There is no good or bad Russia in politics. Russia is one and it will never be a friend of Georgia politically. He was, is, and will remain the enemy of Georgia. We must get rid of childish illusions once and for all', - Akaki Bakradze wrote in his letter 'Babaia's diplomacy'. More (Geo)

In the Democratic Republic of Georgia, before many developed countries, universal elections were held, in which both men and women participated. In the 1919 Constituent Assembly elections, 17 women ran on behalf of various parties, five of whom were elected members. More (GEO)

On February 11, 1921, the Soviet Red Army attacked the Democratic Republic of Georgia. On February 17, at 5 o'clock in the morning, General Giorgi Kvinitadze ordered the students of the Georgian cadet school to be detained, along with other military units. More (GEO)

There is still an ingrained tradition of inheriting the real estate in Georgia, which favors men and leaves many women in the open, while the constitution and legislation provide for equal rights. More (GEO)

Activism has neither sex nor profession, it was like that in 19th and 20th century Georgia.  Along with Tbilisi and Kutaisi, at the beginning of the 20th century, women's activism was established in small towns of Georgia. Khoni women's circle is distinguished among them. Ekaterine Bakhtadze was distinguished with a special activity and was elected as the chairwoman of the women's circle. More (GEO)

His story is like a fairy tale: The story of George Kobi, or Grigol Kobakhidze begins at the end of the 19th century in the village of Tkhmori in Racha. More (GEO)

"The self is the only one who can both fly up and down." Listen to the story of fencer Irma Khetsuriani. More (GEO)

What is a stereotype? What did you hear? You know about him. Watch the video and dispel stereotypes about stereotypes. # Share the responsibility because # thiscountryisyours  More (GEO)