"If you don't have wings, at least let me fly." The case of Kesaria Abramidze's murder
A day after the passage of the homophobic law, a transgender woman was murdered in Tbilisi. What does the law state?
A day after the passage of the homophobic law, a transgender woman was murdered in Tbilisi. What does the law state?
Abramidze was killed in her home on September 18, with multiple stab wounds on her body
Residents say that the island's youth are leaving to pursue education and find better job opportunities, while those who remain mostly earn their living through fishing
Georgian Dream claims that achieving a constitutional majority will significantly strengthen "family values and the protection of minors."
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