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Programs: XL Reports, 22 October, 2008

Children of war

Announcements

Lessons of disaster
27 November, 2009

Chukchi: where the world ends
25 November, 2009

Prozac world
23 November, 2009

Fearing Georgian aggression, South Ossetian authorities organised early evacuation. Most of the children – over 5,000 - were taken outside the republic. But about 1,500 remained and had to go through the war. Psychologists say that it’ll take several years for the children to finally recover from the stress and catch up with their studies. Will these children finally be able to forget about the war?