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* Click [https://www.equaldex.com/region/georgia here] to learn about LGBTQ rights and laws in Georgia. | * Click [https://www.equaldex.com/region/georgia here] to learn about LGBTQ rights and laws in Georgia. | ||
* Click [https://www.unfpa.org/news/breaking-taboos-around-sexual-and-reproductive-health-rural-georgia here] to read a 2018 UNFPA article about sexual and reproductive health taboos in rural Georgia. | |||
* [https://www.idpwa.org/ IDP Women Association “Consent”]: 41, Leselidze Street. Tbilisi 380005. Georgia. Tel: 8-832-98-89-06 | * [https://www.idpwa.org/ IDP Women Association “Consent”]: 41, Leselidze Street. Tbilisi 380005. Georgia. Tel: 8-832-98-89-06 | ||
* International Centre of Women's Education and Information: Baratashvili 10, 380005 Tbilisi, Georgia. Tel:+995 32 989 217 or +995 32 999 253. Fax: +995 32 001 077 or +995 32 001 127 or +995 32 989 217. E-mail: tamar@caucasus.net | * International Centre of Women's Education and Information: Baratashvili 10, 380005 Tbilisi, Georgia. Tel:+995 32 989 217 or +995 32 999 253. Fax: +995 32 001 077 or +995 32 001 127 or +995 32 989 217. E-mail: tamar@caucasus.net | ||