Kesaria Abramidze, a prominent transgender model and activist, was brutally murdered in her apartment amidst a growing climate of violence and discrimination against LGBTQ individuals in Georgia, highlighting the urgent need for protective measures and social reform.
The recent murder of Kesaria Abramidze provokes outrage as it surfaces concerns about the government's oppressive stance towards LGBTQ rights, particularly following the passing of a controversial bill that critics argue mirrors Russia's anti-LGBTQ legislation.
In the wake of Kesaria's death, activists stress that the gruesome nature of her murder points to the systemic issues of homophobia and transphobia deeply entrenched within Georgian society and polity.
President Salome Zurabishvili condemned the murder, urging it to serve as a wake-up call for society, emphasizing the need for protection and acknowledgment of the rights of LGBTQ individuals in the face of ongoing violence.
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