In a disturbing incident, a well-known transgender model and activist, Kesaria Abramidze, was brutally murdered in Tbilisi, Georgia, just a day after the Georgian parliament passed controversial legislation that severely curtails LGBTQ+ rights. The new anti-LGBTQ+ law, which is similar to repressive measures seen in Russia, has sparked outrage and concern among human rights advocates and the LGBTQ+ community. Many are calling for the law to be rescinded, citing fears that it contributes to a climate of violence against marginalized groups. The shocking murder has highlighted the urgent need for stronger protections for LGBTQ+ individuals amid rising homophobia and government-backed 'moral standards.' As the situation unfolds, the international community, including the EU, has expressed its condemnation of the legislation and urged Georgia to uphold human rights.