Post-Soviet life promised freedom. But these women are still hiding something

Thousands of Russian exiles have moved to Georgia since the invasion of Ukraine. But it remains a difficult place for its LGBTIQ+ community. Critics say this plays into Russia’s hands and undermines the nation's European aspirations.

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