“I would like to make a video appeal for Gharibashvili and “Georgian Dream”, but I cannot do that, because I cannot speak.
Metropolitan of the Evangelical Baptist Church of Georgia, Malkhaz Songhulashvili responds to the recent events and expresses his condolences not only to
Activist Kristi Chelidze writes about the current events on Facebook: “The state is clearly trying to blame Pride and other non-governmental organizations,
“In the last few days, nothing has been harder for me than shaping my thoughts. I am experiencing every thought and feeling
“Why does anyone think that I’m any different from them? It hasn’t been long since I started observing people, but this short
Tamar Agata Kapanadze – Lawyer, Human Rights Activist, Tbilisi Shelter City Communications Manager: ”Pride Week and its aftermath have shown me a
Here are 10 photos from The New York Times archive that showcase the 50-year history of LGBTQ + community and the people
I was 17 years old on May 17, 2013, I was living in Batumi and the footage I saw on TV was
The Episcopal Church in Georgia supports Tbilisi Pride and publishes this on its Facebook page: ”Our church supports freedom of expression and
”Tbilisi Pride” releases a statement. The statement said that the “The March of Honor” planned today, will be held without violent incidents,