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An innovative method of curing HIV / AIDS, which may change the lives of many HIV-positive people, will soon be tested on people. The FDA (US Food and Drug Administration) has endorsed

“Now is not the time” – a phrase I often heard when I started talking to politicians about the problems of the queer community. I also asked Elene Khoshtaria the first question

This time, Queer talked to the chairman of the Human Rights Committee, Mikheil Sarjveladze, about the problems of the LGBTQ + community. He is a representative of the “Georgian Dream” and the

The Center for Social Justice Appealed to the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe on the Case “Identoba and Others v. Georgia” The Center for Social Justice, together with the

Tamar Kordzaia, one of the first Georgian politicians, that comes to mind when talking about the queer community and the protection of their rights. In the run-up to the election, Queer contacted

Applicants are allowed to choose their own gender and are no longer required to submit a medical certificate if their gender does not match the gender specified in the other identification documents.

The second round of municipal elections will be held on October 30 in 5 self-governing cities, 15 municipalities and 24 constituencies. Citizens will elect 20 mayors and 42 majoritarian members of city

The trial is currently underway in the City Court, where the case of Davit Kutaladze, accused of assault on July 5. Defendant’s lawyer, Sergi Khurtsidze, plans to file a motion to replace

October 30 is approaching – the day when the second round of elections will be held in several cities of the country, including Tbilisi. Politicians work very hard at this time and

British Airways is dropping gendered greetings on its flights as airlines increasingly recognize the diversity of genders among passengers. The company plans to drop the phrase “ladies and gentlemen” in favor of