''I lived in Abkhazia until I was 13 years old. My parents are still in Saberio. My siblings finished school there. When I turned 13, my mother vehemently insisted for me to move to my grandmother, in Zugdidi. Grandma was living there alone and needed some help.
''I always loved nature, climbing the mountains. I'm thankful to my parents for everything they gave me; they never told me to stay inside, rather do what I loved. I always wanted to be a geologist and I'm really happy that my dream came true.
"I'm from Abkhazia, Sokhumi; I’m an Abkhazian war veteran. I worked at the Agudzera military hospital. On September 28th, I left the fallen city and hiked through the Chuberi route. I have been through a lot and I'm still struggling. It's hard to remember the story
“Anytime I read stories similar to what I'm about to tell you, I thought, “Silence kills!’’ First of all, I blamed women who have been victims of violence, who didn’t speak up and who, by their silence, were allowing the number of abusers to grow.
‘’I’m a certified teacher working in Ghvirishi public school. I’m also a majority MP in our community, in Tsageri municipality. My decision to become a member of the parliament was taken adequately by my family and society at large. On the contrary, nobody opposed it.
I am a travel guide since 2012. I started this job accidentally and finally, it turned out that I let my first and main profession - drama acting - in favor of tourism and now I am performing one-actor shows in a bus. By accident, I
Even though I was born in Kutaisi, I spent my whole childhood here in the village. I graduated school here and after that, when I was planning to return to my parents in the city, my grandmother was already at an age when she couldn’t
My father "I was born in Tbilisi, my mother was my father’s second wife. He was an actor and at the same time did manual labor. When the war started, he was transferred to a factory. Back then, the rocket launcher artillery, ,,Katyusha’’ was newly invented
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