LGBTQ :
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Political homophobia under the legal guise
Just a few weeks prior to the elections, the Georgian parliament has passed an anti-LGBTQI law package, which mirrors Russia’s “traditional values” law and threatens to erase LGBTQI visibility and rights. This legislation curbs freedom of expression, restricts public gatherings, bans same-sex adoption, limits gender identity recognition etc. While the government claims to protect family values, it uses hate speech against LGBTQI for its election campaign. It fuels political homophobia and deepens societal marginalization of the queer community.
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Think Freedom: The Visible Man
Giorgi takes on a lot to stand up for what he believes is right. Something that in many European countries is already part of the norm. Giorgi Tabagari is a Georgian civil and queer activist who, as one of the founders of Tbilisi Pride, campaigns for the rights and visibility of the LGBTQ+ community in Georgia. The documentary portrait “Think Freedom: The Visible Man” delves into his life, his struggles and his tireless commitment for human rights.
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Think Freedom: The Visible Man
Giorgi takes on a lot to stand up for what he believes is right. Something that in many European countries is already part of the norm. Giorgi Tabagari is a Georgian civil and queer activist who, as one of the founders of Tbilisi Pride, campaigns for the rights and visibility of the LGBTQ+ community in Georgia. The documentary portrait “Think Freedom: The Visible Man” delves into his life, his struggles and his tireless commitment for human rights.
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Documentary "Another House"
The Documentary "Another House" depicts the life of Georgian citizens who emigrated from Georgia. The film explores the reasons why young people had to make the difficult decision to leave their country for the possibility of finding safety, freedom and an authentic life.
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Kinto - Music Video and Interview
Kinto - one of the colorful figures of the streets of old Tbilisi, with a plaster full of fruit on their heads, they were distinguished by their timely word-answers and peculiar clothing style. For this reason, Kinto has become an inspiration for the Tbilisi Pride organization and for the members of the LGBTQI community to produce a diverse range of projects and activities to engage wider society and promote the tolerance of sexual minorities in Georgia.
