One Day of Irakli Tamoev's Life

Irakli Tamoev is an activist of Kurdish community of Georgia. He became a volounteer of UKYG in 2009. Sinse then he very actively worked as community volunteer and is one of the most committed members of the youth organization
Irakli works in the cleaning enterprise, which is specialized in cleaning and painting at the high altitudes. He is among recordsmen workers allover Georgia with regard to altitude on which they work. His hobby is alpinism.

  

One Day of Giorgi Marjanishvili's Life

Giorgi Marjanishvili (Георгi Марджанiшвiлi) is an activist of Ukrainian community of Georgia. His mother is of Ukrainian origin is a teacher in Ukrainian school in Tbilisi.
He has a trip to Ruis-Urbnisi eparchy and Kakhety with friends.

Easter in the Catholic Church

Christianity in Georgia began in earnest with the evangelization by Saint Nino in the 4th century. Georgian Christianity then developed in the Byzantine Orthodox tradition, although contact with Rome did occur. The East-West Schism did not immediately end contacts between Georgia and Rome, although the break was recognized by the mid-13th century.
Around this time, Catholic missionaries became active in Georgia, setting up small Latin communities. A Latin-Rite bishopric was established in 1329 at Tbilisi, but this was allowed to lapse after the appointment of the fourteenth and last of its line of bishops in 1507, owing to a lack of support among Georgians.
In 1626, the Theatine and Capuchin orders established new missions in Georgia. In the following centuries a community of Latin Catholics began to form, members of this community commonly being referred to as "French", which was the dominant nationality of the missionaries. Both orders were expelled by the Russian government in 1845.

Nowadays there are two Catholic Churchs in Tbilisi. A young activist of the Catholic community Giorgi Germanozashvili shooted backstage of the Easter Holiday.

African Day in Georgia

African community live in Georgia during several centuries. There is even an ethnic group in Abkhazia called Afro-Abkhazs. They came to Georgia in the 18th century as slaves of Shevashidzes. Since this people from Ethiopia have taken surname Abasha and settled in village Adziubzha. Also Africans lived in Adjara and in Samtskhe-Javakheti Region.

Nowadays in Georgia live several mixed Afro-Georgia families. Also here are many students and sportsmen from Africa. They have also registred NGO "Union of African Youth of Georgia". On April guys with Georgian collegues held "African Day".