Since the old times, traditionally, when the Mokhevian men went shepherding sheep in the mountains, the women stayed home, doing the men's chores too along with theirs. The woman was considered the head of the family, managing the pantry and delegating work to other family
It was the year 1988. I lived in Pasanauri together with my husband and kids. One evening an avalanche struck and caught us up. I was 40 back then. Half dead, I was rescued though. My husband died, so as my 4-year-old son - my
“I was part of the “first wave” of internally displaced persons. I fled my hometown Tskhinvali in 1991 and have never returned there since. My mother is from the Akhalgori region, so I lost my favorite place there too. Since 2008, I’ve lived in Tserovani
„I have lived here since the war and have not been able to go anywhere. They forced me to leave that area. I was not able to take anything with me. I had a very good life and did not lack anything. I had worked
„I had a very ordinary life and ordinary childhood. I was not vigorous and there was nothing remarkable about me. However, after I graduated from university and went back to live in Akhalgori, I could see that the life was monotonous, especially for the young