UN General Assembly supports Georgia on refugees' rights
                   
earthtimes.org     May 15, 2008            

New York - The embattled government of Georgia on Thursday won a small victory when the UN General Assembly adopted a resolution by a small margin, upholding the rights of Georgian refugees and displaced persons to return to Abkhazia, which is trying... [read full story]                

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globalsecurity.org     Jul 23, 2008   27 related          

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Fears of a New Cyber War Against Georgia

robertamsterdam.com     Jul 22, 2008   13 related          

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GEORGIA UPDATE: UN Security Council Members & EU Condemn Russian Overflights

georgiandaily.com     Jul 22, 2008          

Georgia Update, a Service of the Government of Georgia UN Security Council Members & EU Condemn Russian Overflights During Closed-Door Session; Germany Continues Peace Efforts “Such violations of Georgia’s sovereignty are...                

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