Society+Culture
Tbilisi is mostly popular for the Fashion Industry which is great, however, it is also home of very talented performers, musicians, painters, graffiti artists, sculptors, filmmakers, etc.
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The Intimate Terrorism
For millions of women, children, and men, all over the world, home is not a safe place and the only memories that are formed in it are painful ones. The challenge of dealing with domestic violence and the importance of doing so are two sides of the same coin. Domestic violence is so devastating precisely because it causes problems at the core of people’s lives—their homes.
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Our Not So Unique Flag
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Tbilisi – More Than Hot Baths
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Losing Our Past