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Georgia city Tbilisi Pride reports death right wing Georgia city Tbilisi

Georgia cameraman attacked by right wing anti-LGBTQ+ mob dies

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The 37-year-old Georgian cameraman was one of over 50 journalists who were injured while reporting on the anti-Pride protest in Tbilisi.

On Monday (July 5) right-wing aggressors took over the streets in retaliation to a planned Pride march which was cancelled due to concerns over the safety of LGBTQ+ attendees.

Far-right assailants were seen burning the Pride flag and later escalated events by attacking the headquarters of a Pride organisation as well as activists and journalists.

TV Pirveli, Lashkarava’s employer, revealed the journalist was found dead in his room on Sunday morning, according to Reuters.

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