WPL0880-0742
Anti-trans violence (Europe & Central Asia)- Country/territory of the incident
- Central Asia, Asia: Uzbekistan
- City of the incident
- Ташкент
- Location of the incident
Latitude: 41.28084209067176
Longitude: 69.19549942016603
- Location of the incident
- Sex assigned at birth
- male
- Gender identity or expression
- trans woman / trans feminine / trans femme / transgender woman
- Occupation
- sex worker
- Migrant status
- internal / domestic migrant
- Nationality
- Узбекистан
- Race or ethnicity
- азиат
- Age range
- 26 to 30
- Connection to LGBTIQ communities
- not involved
- Time of the incident
- night: 21:00 to 5:00
- Type of incident
- damage to thirds (attack to property, extortion, arson, desecration)
- physical violence (body harm, assault, beating, etc...)
- psychological violence (bullying, threats, cyber hate, discriminatory behaviour, abusive literature and music, etc...)
- sexual violence (sexual harassment, sexual assault, rape, etc...)
- systemic violence (public hate speech, transphobic legislations, abuse by law enforcement and institutions)
- Type of location of the incident
- prison / police station / military camp / courthouse
- street
- Basis for bias
- gender identity / gender expression
- sex work
- sexual orientation
- Bias indicators
- degree / type of violence
- language used (writings, gestures, graffiti)
- location
- organised hate groups
- timing
- victim perception
- Clarification of bias indicator (local language)
Транс девушка живет с подругой, снимают квартиру в г. Ташкент в чилонзарском районе. с подругой решили вечером сходить в магазин за продуктами пока нет клиентов. когда они вышли из подъезда рядом с подъездом на скамейке сидели 4 парня и насмешливо смотрели на них. не обращая внимания пошли дальше. когда возвращались домой они подкараулили в безлюдном месте схватили их за руки прикрыли ладонью рот и начали угрожать ножом! После чего они били их руками по лицу и в область живота и угрожающие сказали, чтобы они уехали из этого района или убьют их! Типа они не имеем права жить! они не люди, а ошибка природы! Они их избили и за пинали ногами! После чего убежали. Обратились в правоохранительные органы, но там им угрожали что посадят их самих по статье 120 Уголовного кодекса Республики Узбекистан. Чтобы отпустит их потребовали по 200 $ с каждого. они отдали деньги и переехали в другую квартиру.
- Clarification of bias indicator (English)
A trans girl lives with a friend, they rent an apartment in Tashkent in the Chilonzar district. My friend and I decided to go to the grocery store in the evening while there are no customers. when they left the entrance next to the entrance, 4 guys were sitting on a bench and looked at them mockingly. moving on without paying attention. when they returned home, they waited in a deserted place, grabbed their hands, covered their mouths with their palms and began to threaten them with a knife! After that, they hit them with their hands in the face and in the abdomen, and the threatening people told them to leave the area or kill them! Like they have no right to live! they are not people, but a mistake of nature! They beat them up and kicked them! Then they ran away. They turned to law enforcement agencies, but there they were threatened that they would be imprisoned under Article 120 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan. They demanded $200 each to let them go. they gave the money and moved to another apartment.
- Source of information about the incident
- victim / survivor
- Case reported to the police
- yes
- Reasons for not reporting to the police
- other
- Treatment by police
- hostile / mocking / insulting
- ignorant / insensitive to gender identity
- police report filed
- Response from local authorities
- case dismissed
- no prosecution
- Medical care requested
- no
- Reasons for not seeking medical care
- fear of being accused due to criminalising laws
- fear of violence and humiliation
- lack of trust in healthcare institutions
- previous bad experiences with healthcare institutions
- Treatment by medical staff
- other
- Other support received
- Friends/community
- Impact of the violence on the victim/survivor
- access to housing / living situation
- mental health (e.g. fear, helplessness, intrusive thoughts, trauma, depression, anxiety, PTSD, etc.)
- physical health (e.g. short-term or long-term body harm, injuries, bruises, hospitalisation, etc.)