The members of Tbilisi Pride brought in front of the Parliament the items destroyed by the violent groups on the territory of the festival. They claim that the items are evidence of
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán plans to defend a controversial anti-LGBTQ+ law enacted last month by putting the issue up to a public vote. In a Wednesday video posted on Facebook, the
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The European Union is officially taking Hungary and Poland to court for alleged human rights abuses against the LGBTQ+ community. The European Commission announced on Thursday it is filing action over actions
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Yesterday, July 19, within the framework of an international conference, the President of the European Council, Charles Michel, the President of Moldova, Maia Sandu, and the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, visited
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”All people, regardless of gender, skin color, etc. Have the right to express their opinion, out loud and, of course, without violence. In general, our children today are very colorful and free,
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We Condemn and Distance Ourselves fromHomophobia, Violence and Anti-Western Sentiments! – Winemakers
Pro-Western winemakers of Georgia issue an appeal: ”Georgian winemakers, who join this letter, address you all, our fellow citizens, our wine drinkers, connoisseurs and people who know our way of life, our
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The Episcopal Church in Georgia supports Tbilisi Pride and publishes this on its Facebook page: ”Our church supports freedom of expression and therefore supports Tbilisi Pride. We call on the relevant authorities
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”Tbilisi Pride” releases a statement. The statement said that the “The March of Honor” planned today, will be held without violent incidents, for this they will try to minimize the possibility of
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Lawyer Tamar Gurchiani responded to the statement of “Rioni Defenders” that they are distancing themselves from Tbilisi Pride on Facebook. “You cannot build a state and you cannot protect the Valley if
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Archpriest Ilia Chighladze responds to the ongoing Pride Week and the planned March of Honor on social networks. He says that “violent homophobia must end once and for all in Georgia and
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Salome Zurabishvili: All forms of violence are unacceptable, everyone has the right to use their freedom of speech and expression. The President of Georgia, Salome Zurabishvili, commented on the “March of Honor”
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