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Covid-19, Madona Kiparoidze si dà fuoco a Tbilisi: «Lo Stato georgiano non s’interessa di noi trans»

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Il 30 aprile Madona Kiparoidze, sex worker transgender georgiana, si è data fuoco davanti al Municipio di Tbilisi, per protestare contro l’immobilità e il disinteressamento del Governo verso le persone trans durante la crisi sanitaria da Covid-19.

Madona stava partecipando a una manifestazione organizzata da un gruppo di donne transgender per chiedere sostegni statali, quando ha dato fuoco alla giacca che indossava e ha iniziato a correre urlando.

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