Frozen Conflict and Humanitarian Access Across Georgia’s Boundary Lines
Author: Sonia Gagua
Editors: Anna Pilaszkiewicz & Chiara Caterina Gatti
The conflict between Russia and Georgia has remained unresolved since the 2008 war, sustained by incompatible territorial claims, Russia’s continued military presence and persistent differences over the ceasefire agreement.
This policy brief examines the viability of extending international medical-access arrangements, securing status-neutral humanitarian access, and creating municipal liaison points that feed local incidents directly into the Incident Prevention and Response Mechanism (IPRM).
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