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Montaño cannot afford one and, despite a 2014 law forbidding universities and private employers from demanding to see it, he has been barred from education and formal employment. As is often the case in Colombia, the laws do not necessarily match people’s lived experiences. The situation for trans people is often stratified along class lines. In a region known for its macho culture, high levels of violence against women and religious conservativism, trans people regularly face discrimination, often making sex work one of the few stable jobs. Ultimately, this is the problem facing trans people in Colombia, says Laura Weinstein, a trans woman and director of prominent SHEMALES trans rights group GAAT. In a society suffused with prejudice against trans people, even the relatively privileged can still be victims of an attack that will never be prosecuted or even recorded as a hate crime. Gustaff Garzón Aguilar, the bass player, was picked up by police in January after a security threat in the city. Bangkok is a huge and busy metropolitan area with millions of population. It’s world famous and notorious city with tons of different adult entertainment variations. You’ll find a large crowd of resort guests chilling by the beach or poolside bar conversing and passing the time in this beautiful oasis. You’d think you were at any traditional resort until you realize there is a beautiful model included in your vacation package. I think it is a very, very difficult moment now for younger women. Fundamentally, I think it is difficult because there is not a new strong women’s movement yet. We have to work in conditions that we do not choose and that are very constraining, that limit our lives and that limit the lives of our children and the people we love. So, the first thing we need to do is to stop giving this labour to capital for free, because they have been growing fat at our expense, and it has made us dependent. Laysa Fortuna, a 25-year-old trans woman, was stabbed in the chest, in Aracaju, Sergipe, on 18 October 2018. The aggressor said that if Bolsonaro was elected president, all trans people and transvestites are killed. Jessica Mendes Cavalcanti, 24-year-old trans woman, was surrounded by two young men and fatally stabbed to death in the Canaa neighborhood of Uberlandia on 19 April. One of the suspects who was apprehended by police confessed that they had committed the crime because Cavalcanti was transgender. Rae’Lynn Thomas, a 28-year-old black trans woman, was shot twice in front of her mother, and then beaten to death by James Allen Byrd in Columbus, Ohio on 10 August, as she begged for her life. Candii is one of the many transgender women to have been profiled by what activists have dubbed the Walking While Trans ban. And while Candii does at times engage in sex work, she told me she wasn’t on the job during that run-in with police. The deaths caused a stir in Mexico, not least because of speculation that a police death squad was involved and because the authorities framed clearly innocent people. The Mexican interior minister at the time, Patrocinio González, when previously governor of Chiapas, had closed down discos frequented by the sex workers, forcing them onto the street. Six months later the Zapatista rising elsewhere in Chiapas grabbed global headlines. The country stopped paying attention to dead transgender people. The assistance provided by the trans community to its members is insufficient, and it lacks the resources to sustain it over time. The only way to improve the living conditions of this population is to implement an intervention by the State that comprehensively responds to their specific needs. When the mandatory quarantine was imposed, prison visits were suspended. Most imprisoned trans women depended on their emotional support networks to receive food and medicine. Now, it is the trans community, through the organizations representing their rights, that has worked to collect donations and take them to prisons. A report by the OTRANS civil association shows that 73 percent of trans people living in prisons in Buenos Aires Province suffer from some form of disease. The most common disease among them is HIV-AIDS, a consequence of the sex work they are forced to engage in. |