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.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸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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