Georgian parliament approves law curbing LGBT rights
- Georgian parliament has passed a law that imposes significant restrictions on LGBTQ rights, including banning Pride events and censoring LGBTQ-specific media.
- The law also prohibits gender transition, adoption by LGBTQ individuals, and nullifies same-sex marriages performed abroad.
- Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili plans to block the bill, but the governing party has enough support to override her veto.
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