Homosexuality has been legal for all genders in Georgia since 2000.

The civil code of Georgia defines marriage as a union strictly between a man and woman.

Georgia’s new anti-LGBTQ+ law bans Pride events, rainbow flags, and allows censorship of LGBTQ+ content in media.

Georgia recently passed strict anti-LGBTQ+ legislation banning gender changes on official documents

Georgia’s new law bans gender-affirming care, blocking all medical treatments related to gender transition.

According to the ILGA Europe, there's no recognition of non-binary gender in Georgia.

Article 53 – Aggravating factors for punishment

Commission of crime on the basis of race, skin, colour, language, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, age, religion, political or other views, disability, citizenship, national, ethnic or social affiliation, origin, property or birth status, place of residence or other signs of discrimination with the reason of intolerance shall be an aggravating factor for liability for all respective crimes.
Commission of crime by one family member against another family member, against a helpless person, a minor or in his/her presence, with the extreme cruelty, with the use of a weapon or under the threat of using a weapon, by abusing the official position shall be an aggravating factor for liability for all respective crimes.
When imposing a fixed term imprisonment for a crime committed with an aggravating factor under paragraph 1 or 2 of this article, the term of a sentence to be served shall exceed, at least by one year, the minimum term of sentence provided for the committed crime under the respective article or part of an article of this Code.
If an article or part of an article of the Special Part of this Code refers to a factor under paragraph 1 or 2 of this article as to an element qualifying the crime, and if there are grounds under Article 55 or 63(1) of this Code, the procedure under paragraph 1 of this article shall not be taken into consideration when imposing a sentence.

On May 7th, Georgia's landmark anti-discrimination law came into effect. It was passed to be granted a short-term visa-free regime by the European Union and passed despite strong internal pressure against it.

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In September 2024, a law passed in Georgia explicitly banning gay and trans people from adopting children, even as singles under the Law of Georgia on the Protection of Family Values and Minors. It took effect 60 days later.

There is no official ban on unnecessary sex reassignment operations in infants in Georgia.

Only 22 countries allow trans military service, Georgia is not one of them

There is no ban on conversion therapy in the country of Georgia.

According to article 140 and 141 of the Georgian Penal Code, the age of consent for both homosexual and heterosexual sex is 16.