US EditionMurder Of Transgender Influencer Shocks Georgia
- A Georgian transgender model, Kesaria Abramidze, was stabbed to death in her apartment, described by authorities as a "premeditated" attack.
- Beka Djaiani, 26, was arrested after being identified near Abramidze's home at the time of the murder.
- President Salome Zurabishvili condemned the "horrific murder," calling for a reevaluation of LGBTQ rights in Georgia.
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Trans model stabbed to death in Georgia one day after lawmakers pass draconian anti-LGBTQ+ bill - LGBTQ Nation
A transgender model and popular influencer in the nation of Georgia was stabbed to death in her apartment in a “premeditated” attack, according to authorities, a day after Parliament passed a sweeping bill aimed at erasing LGBTQ+ identity in the former Soviet republic. Kesaria Abramidze, 37, was killed in the knife attack on Wednesday, following the far-right Georgian Dream party’s winning vote on the bill modeled on Russia’s “gay propaganda” la…
Trans model Kesaria Abramidze killed in Tbilisi a day after Georgia passes ‘anti-LGBTQ+’ law
Though the reasons behind the murder of Abramidze are yet to be figured out, Georgian civil societies have started raising their voices against it, connecting it with state campaigns against minorities in the country.
The murder of a popular model and television personality at the hands of her partner shakes the country that has just approved a controversial law 'against LGBT propaganda'
Trans woman murdered in Georgia day after Parliament passes anti-LGBTQ+ law
Kesaria Abramidze, a renowned trans model and public figure, was murdered in a knife attack at her apartment in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, on the night of Wednesday, September 18. Investigators are treating the case as premeditated murder with special cruelty based on gender, under Article 108 of the Georgian Criminal Code.
Kesaria Abramidze was fatally stabbed in her Tbilisi apartment on Wednesday, the BBC reports, citing local services. On Tuesday, the Georgian parliament passed a law targeting the LGBT community.
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