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Nini Gabritchidze

Nini Gabritchidze

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Co-Author, The Dispatch, Civil.ge

Georgia

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Total articles 142

  • Dispatch – April 15 – To kill a swallow - Civil Georgia

    By Nini Gabritchidze| Civil.ge@ Sometimes it feels like the only thing different about Georgian Dream supporters is that they just got tired of it all a lot sooner than the rest of us did. It is remarkable how much energy a lack of energy can have. Exhaustion, or the state of being drained of power, is still powerful enough to create discourses, build ideologies, poison with propaganda, transform worldviews, confront, destroy, hate, alienate, accuse, excuse, name and shame, or gaslight your former comrades into giving up.

    By Nini Gabritchidze · Civil.ge

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Dispatch – April 7: Moveable Feast - Civil Georgia

    By Nini Gabritchidze| Civil.ge@ History does repeat itself – first as tragedy, then as FARA. The introduction of foreign agent laws has become a kind of a moveable feast in Georgia, taking place every year in the same season but in different weeks. And just like with Easter, probably the most popular of the moveable feasts, this year’s foreign agents’ celebration seems to be special as it coincides with the Western version. Or so Georgian Dream claims.

    By Nini Gabritchidze · Civil.ge

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Dispatch – April 15 – To kill a swallow - Civil Georgia

    By Nini Gabritchidze| Civil.ge@ Sometimes it feels like the only thing different about Georgian Dream supporters is that they just got tired of it all a lot sooner than the rest of us did. It is remarkable how much energy a lack of energy can have. Exhaustion, or the state of being drained of power, is still powerful enough to create discourses, build ideologies, poison with propaganda, transform worldviews, confront, destroy, hate, alienate, accuse, excuse, name and shame, or gaslight your former comrades into giving up.

    By Nini Gabritchidze · Civil.ge

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Civil.ge

We are an international coalition committed to strengthening democracy in Georgia by advocating for targeted sanctions, raising global awareness of human rights violations, and supporting civil society. Through strategic lobbying, media outreach, and direct support for activists, we aim to counter authoritarianism and Russian influence, ensuring Georgia's democratic future.

Founded: 2024