TBILISI, DFWatch–Conservative groups continued protesting against KaZantip Wednesday as the music festival opened at 9 pm in the evening.
Those opposed to the festival are radical Orthodox Christians and small opposition parties.
On Wednesday one such group held a protest
TBILISI, DFWatch–The manager of KaZantip has offered to meet priests and conservative activists to discuss the music festival, claiming that they are misinformed.
Orthodox activists demonstrated near the festival site Thursday using biblical slogans warning
TBILISI, DFWatch–DF Watch last week organized a discussion about education and the problem of self-realization among youth.
The discussion included representatives of the youth wings of political parties.
Tako Kakabadze, chair of the youth wing
TBILISI, DFWatch–Clerics in Georgia plan a big demonstration against the music festival KaZantip, and have started information work and preparing the Church and clerics.
Archimandrite Antimoz on Sunday told Interpressnews that the rally is going to be peaceful
TBILISI, DFWatch–For seven years, children in the small predominantly Azeri village Lambalo in Georgia have had to attend school classes in old barns.
In 2006, a group of experts announced that the old school in Lambalo had been sold and it was closed. The school
TBILISI, DFWatch–A group of religious radicals protested in Tbilisi on Saturday against the music festival KaZantip, which is planned in the end of August in Anaklia, a sea resort in western Georgia.
The same day, locals in Anaklia demonstrated in support of the
TBILISI, DFWatch–Georgia’s Orthodox Church is against holding the electronic music festival KaZantip in Georgia, claiming that it will ‘harm’ Georgians.
The ten-day music festival used to be held in Crimea, but due to the Russian annexation it will this year be held in Anaklia, on the Black
TBILISI, DFWatch–A team of Georgian school pupils won one gold and two bronze medals at the 26th International Olympiad in Informatics, which was held in Taiwan July 13-20.
The Georgian team consisted of four pupils and two of their leaders. This year, more than 80
TBILISI, DFWatch–At the end of Kekelidze Street, in Vake, one of Tbilisi’s most prestigious districts, there is a lane with small houses with tiny rooms.
Mostly students are living here, usually those who were born outside the capital.
They had to come here
TBILISI, DFWatch–DF Watch on July 18 organized a discussion about the situation of students today.
What problems are students facing? How can they be let to realize their skills and knowledge? In what way can the government or educational institutions help them,