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Khatia Shamanauri

Khatia Shamanauri

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Journalist, Freelance

Tbilisi

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health,Politics economics, human rights history, data-related stories

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Total articles 3

  • Thousands of children in Georgia ‘stolen and sold’ on an adoption black market

    By Khatia Shamanauri| The Telegraph Verified ‘Abducted’ and adopted: just some of the images posted to a Facebook group for people searching for their biological families@ On a cold December day in 1990, Irma Dvalishvili gave birth to twin girls in the maternity hospital in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia.

    By Khatia Shamanauri · The Telegraph

    Dec. 07, 2022

  • The war in Ukraine made Georgia a new surrogacy hub, with prices and demand shooting up. Agencies are struggling to find surrogates in a country of 3.5 million people.

    By Khatia Shamanauri| insider.com@ Before the war started, both Russia and Ukraine were considered international surrogacy hubs. Georgia has since become the country where parents go looking for surrogates abroad. In the US, surrogacy fees can surpass $150,000, while in Georgia they're closer to $22,000.

    By Khatia Shamanauri · insider.com

    Mar. 21, 2023

  • Lies, love and deception: inside the cut-throat world of international adoption

    By Nicola Smith Verified, Harriet Barber Verified, Khatia Shamanauri, Simon Townsley| The Telegraph Verified Anja Pedersen-Scholl, 47, has always known she was adopted. Her East Asian heritage stood out in Copenhagen where she arrived as a baby. What she didn't know is that she was smuggled out of South Korea on a dead child’s papers shortly after her birth. Her natural father would spend much of the rest of his life uncertain of her fate.

    By Nicola Smith Verified, Harriet Barber Verified, Khatia Shamanauri, Simon Townsley · The Telegraph

    Dec. 06, 2022

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