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Georgia outlaws sexual harassment

Georgia outlaws sexual harassment

Local rights groups and feminist activists hailed the new law as a victory for women’s rights.

Georgia outlaws sexual harassment

Georgia outlaws sexual harassment

Local rights groups and feminist activists hailed the new law as a victory for women’s rights.

Georgian Dream–backed sexual harassment bill put before parliament

Georgian Dream–backed sexual harassment bill put before parliament

A new bill initiated by the Parliament’s Gender Equality Council is seeking to make sexual harassment an administrative offence.

Georgian Dream–backed sexual harassment bill put before parliament

Georgian Dream–backed sexual harassment bill put before parliament

A new bill initiated by the Parliament’s Gender Equality Council is seeking to make sexual harassment an administrative offence.

Women’s groups slam Zurabishvili for appointing man who ‘normalised sexual harassment’

Women’s groups slam Zurabishvili for appointing man who ‘normalised sexual harassment’

Women’s groups slam Zurabishvili for appointing man who ‘normalised sexual harassment’

Women’s groups slam Zurabishvili for appointing man who ‘normalised sexual harassment’

Georgian Public Defender: Devdariani sexually harassed three women

Georgian Public Defender: Devdariani sexually harassed three women

Allegations of harassment and sexual assault against the former head of local NGO CiDA emerged in March.

Georgian Public Defender: Devdariani sexually harassed three women

Georgian Public Defender: Devdariani sexually harassed three women

Allegations of harassment and sexual assault against the former head of local NGO CiDA emerged in March.

‘Sex pest’ NGO head resigns in Georgia

‘Sex pest’ NGO head resigns in Georgia

Zviad Devdariani quit as executive director of CiDA on Thursday, after being accused of sexual harassment and sexual assault by at least 10 women.

‘Sex pest’ NGO head resigns in Georgia

‘Sex pest’ NGO head resigns in Georgia

Zviad Devdariani quit as executive director of CiDA on Thursday, after being accused of sexual harassment and sexual assault by at least 10 women.

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