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Georgia's ruling party proposes new law cracking down on LGBT+ rights – The Irish Times

Georgian Dream party’s draft law would ban sex changes and adoption by same-sex couples

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Georgia: Government all talk, little action on promoting EU values – rights activists

Georgia: Government all talk, little action on promoting EU values – rights activists
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Pro-Russian radicals burn EU flags in Georgia

Pro-Russian radicals from the Alt-Info organisation have been burning European Union flags in Georgia. Source: SOVA project, cited by European Pravda Details: Earlier, Lasha Sharukhia, one of the members of the pro-Kremlin movement, had burned the largest flag of the European Union, which had been hung on the administration building in the city of Mtskheta.

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Can the EU accession process improve LGBT+ rights in candidate countries?

Activists from Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia are hopeful that the EU accession process will improve LBGT+ rights in their countries, and are calling on the EU itself to make sure it delivers on its promises.

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Georgian far-right leader laughs off potential EU sanctions

Georgia has long sought a rapprochement with Europe, since its war with Russia in 2008. But behind the scenes, powerful actors are sabotaging the plans spurred by increasing vigilantism.

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