HOE9605-5787
Anti-trans violence (Europe & Central Asia)- Country/territory of the incident
- Central Asia, Asia: Uzbekistan
- City of the incident
- Самарканд
- Location of the incident
Latitude: 39.62162325260124
Longitude: 66.98089599609376
- 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
- not a migrant
- Nationality
- Узбекистан
- Race or ethnicity
- азиат
- Age range
- 19 to 25
- Connection to LGBTIQ communities
- not involved
- Type of incident
- physical violence (body harm, assault, beating, 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
- Basis for bias
- gender identity / gender expression
- sex work
- sexual orientation
- Bias indicators
- degree / type of violence
- location
- witness perception
- Clarification of bias indicator (local language)
Меня зовут Дони моя подруга Азиза пригласила меня в гости я приехал к ней мы сидели общались у неё в съёмной квартире и где-то через час кто-то позвонил к ней в квартиру она открыла на пороге стояли два милиционера хорошо, что она была не в образе милиционеры, спросили у неё чем она, занимается в квартире она сказала, что просто снимает и живёт здесь они спросили кто, приходит к ней она сказала, что просто знакомые. Увидев меня, они стали задавать мне вопросы кто я и зачем я здесь? я сказал, что приехал в гости к другу. Они начали расспрашивать какой мы ориентации мы? сказали что мы просто друзья и ориентация у нас нормальная они сказали что по их сведеньям здесь проживает гей. сводка была дона им по телефону от не известного мы отрицали они начали обыскивать шкаф и нашли там нижнее бельё парик и косметику. они спросили чьи это вещи? подруга сказала что одной знакомой. но не смотря на это нас посадили в машину и увезли в РОВД, там посадили нас в подвал и начали допрашивать применяя физическую силу но мы всё отрицали нас задержали на 72 часа не добившись результата нас выпустили и пригрозили если они узнают в том что их предположения правдивые и что мы геи, нас закроют на долго по 120 статьи. мы всё отрицая уехали. Подруга говорит, что за ней до всех пор следят человек в гражданской форме и она хочет поменять место жительство или уехать в Ташкент где её не кто не знает!
- Clarification of bias indicator (English)
My name is Doni, my friend Aziza invited me to visit, I came to her place, we were talking in her rented apartment, and about an hour later someone called at the door. She opened. two policemen were there. it’s good that she wasn't dressed as a woman. The policemen asked what she was doing in the apartment, she said that she just rents and lives here, they asked who comes to her, she said that they were just acquaintances. Seeing me, they began to ask me questions who am I and why am I here? I said that I came to visit my friend. They started asking what orientation are we? We said that we are just friends and our orientation is normal, they said that, according to their information, a gay lives here. They had been tipped off by phone anonymously. We denied they started to search the closet and found underwear, a wig and cosmetics. they asked whose things they were? My friend said that they belonged to a friend. but despite this, they put us in a car and took us to the police department, where they put us in the basement and began to interrogate us using physical force, but we denied everything, they detained us for 72 hours without achieving a result, we were released and threatened if they found out that their assumptions were true and that we are gay, we will be closed for a long time under 120 article. We denied everything and left. My friend says that she is still being watched by a person in civilian uniform and she wants to change her place of residence or go to Tashkent where no one knows her!
- Source of information about the incident
- witness
- Case reported to the police
- no
- Reasons for not reporting to the police
- fear of being accused due to criminalising laws
- fear of violence and humiliation
- lack of trust in the police
- Treatment by police
- police report not filed
- Response from local authorities
- no data
- 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
- Treatment by medical staff
- unknown / not applicable
- Other support received
- Friends/community
- Impact of the violence on the victim/survivor
- access to employment / work situation
- 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.)