"Catharsis" provides emergency free social services for the elderly in need. It is the place for friendships, socializing, and meetings of lonely, socially vulnerable people. This is the only way for them not to stay hungry, to get some help, care and most importantly, spend time in a company of people with the same problems, worries, sorrows, hardships… "Catharsis” was obliged to change the rules of service due to Covid-19 related regulations in the country. Free canteen was closed.

Khurvaleti borders Tskhinvali region (South Ossetia). After Russia-Georgia war in August 2008, Russian border guards set a new Administrative Boundary Line here through Georgian villages and announced it was the new "state border". After that people left their houses but some of them couldn't leave their places and let "them" destroy it. Nowadays, any attempt of Georgian villagers to cross the barbed wire fence is treated as "violation of the state border" and those people who violate this are arrested and taken to Tskhinvali prison.

The femicide happened in Rustavi on March 6, 2014. An ex-husband’s anger and jealousy, several months after divorce, ended fatally. Then he tried to help her. He called police and ambulance, and waited for them instead of trying to escape. He was arrested at the crime scene. The verdict regarding Oleg Shubitidze was given in Rustavi City Court, case # 1-252-14, on May 7, 2014 by Judge Maka Gvelesiani. Under Article 118-108 of the Criminal Code, intentional murder, imprisonment is for 7 to

Only 90 minutes from Tbilisi in Marneuli region is the village of Tsopi. It may look ordinary but for people who come from Armenia or Azerbaijan, the village appears surreal. More than 900 people live there in 198 houses, mostly Armenians and Azerbaijanis, plus a few Greeks and Georgians. You seldom hear Georgian language here, but that doesn’t prevent locals from preparing for Sunday’s presidential elections.