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Tbilisi Voices Reject State and Church Control Over Women’s Bodies

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•The new Georgian patriarch delivered a sermon focusing on family and demographic issues, opposing abortion.
•Public statements in Tbilisi assert women's autonomy over their bodies against state demographic policies and Church claims.
•The debate highlights a clash between secular views on reproductive rights and religious perspectives in Georgia.

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▸If the Georgian government enacts policies restricting abortion influenced by the Church women's reproductive rights could be limited, potentially sparking protests and international criticism.

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RUJAMnews (Caucasus)‘A woman’s body is not the state’s demographic resource or the Church’s property’: Comment from Tbilisi RUJAMnews (Caucasus)‘You cannot build happiness on abortion’: New Georgian patriarch’s first sermon on family and demographics

In Tbilisi, public comments have emphasized that a woman's body should not be treated as a demographic tool by the state or as property of the Church. This comes amid renewed debate in Georgia following the new patriarch's sermon stressing traditional family values and opposing abortion. The discussion reflects ongoing tensions over reproductive rights and the influence of religious institutions in Georgian society.