Public Defender's Statement on World Autism Awareness Day
Tbilisi. World Autism Awareness Day is marked on April 2. In 2017, the theme of this day is ''Toward Autonomy and Self-Determination''.
''No tangible changes were made in Georgia in terms of protection of the rights of people with autism spectrum disorders last year. The problems of children are particularly severe. Availability of healthcare adjusted to their needs and rehabilitation/habilitation services, as well as inclusive education, represents a challenge. The state cannot provide necessary programs and services for persons with autism, as well as their proper engagement in the inclusive education process'', is noted in the statement.
Mtskheta-Mtianeti. On July 21, within the framework of the "Volunteer Festival in Tserovani" project, a summer volunteer festival was held in the central square of the Tserovani settlement. The event ...
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Tbilisi. CEEN published a publication on Sustainable Pasture Management. This comprehensive guide provides valuable insights into maintaining healthy, productive pastures that benefit both the environ...
The legal battle against the “Russian law” will continue in the Constitutional Court
121 Georgian non-governmental and media organizations continue their legal battle against the “Russian law”, for which we will appeal to the Constitutional Court. Along with the lawsuit, as a temporar...