XVE9245-4651
Anti-trans violence (Europe & Central Asia)- Date of the incident
- Aug 1, 2023
- Country/territory of the incident
- Central Asia, Asia: Uzbekistan
- Location of the incident
Latitude: 41.30621405467309
Longitude: 69.24270629882814
- Location of the incident
- Sex assigned at birth
- male
- Gender identity or expression
- trans woman / trans feminine / trans femme / transgender woman
- Occupation
- unemployed
- Migrant status
- not a migrant
- Nationality
- Узбекистан
- Race or ethnicity
- азиат
- Age range
- 26 to 30
- Connection to LGBTIQ communities
- not involved
- Time of the incident
- afternoon: 12:00 to 17:00
- Type of incident
- psychological violence (bullying, threats, cyber hate, discriminatory behaviour, abusive literature and music, etc...)
- Type of location of the incident
- hospital / clinic
- Basis for bias
- gender identity / gender expression
- sexual orientation
- Bias indicators
- location
- offender characteristics
- timing
- victim perception
- Clarification of bias indicator (local language)
Меня зовут Мадина, мне 26 лет. На теле у себя я увидела высыпания в виде гнойничков, на руках на ногах и на спине. По рекомендациям знакомых я пошла в поликлинику к кожному врачу. когда я вошла в кабинет поздоровалась с врачом он посмотрел на меня и на мою анкету. Я была в женском образе, а в анкете написано мужское имя. После он в грубой форме спросил на что я жалуюсь. Я показала, где у меня есть высыпания он посмотрел и не прикасаясь не проверив сказал, что у меня Сифилис, и чтобы я пошла к другому врачу и пролечилась у другого. Мне было обидно и чувствовала себя грязной, что даже посмотреть в мою сторону противно людям. Чувствовала гнев в его лице. Его задерживала только то что он государственный служащий. Я поняла, что он не хочет осмотреть меня из-за моего гендерной идентичности. И пока он не начал свой негатив выпускать на меня я ушла. Потом я позвонила знакомым они нашли мне хорошего адекватного врача, который проверил меня посмотрел мой высыпания и сказал, что у меня Фолликулит (воспаление фолликул кожного покрова) назначил лечение и через 5дней высыпание исчезли сейчас у меня всё хорошо.
- Clarification of bias indicator (English)
My name is Madina, I'm 26 years old. I saw rashes in the form of pustules on my body, on my arms, legs and back. On the recommendations of friends, I went to the clinic to see a skin doctor. when I entered the office I said hello to the doctor, he looked at me and my questionnaire. I was dressed as a woman, but the form had a man’s name written on it. Then he rudely asked what I was complaining about. I showed where I had rashes, he looked and, without touching or checking, said that I had Syphilis, and that I should go to another doctor and be treated by another. I was offended and felt dirty, that even people looked in my direction was disgusted. I felt the anger in his face. The only thing that delayed him was that he was a government employee. I realized that he did not want to examine me because of my gender identity. And before he started releasing his negativity on me, I left. Then I called my friends, they found me a good, adequate doctor, who checked me, looked at my rash and said that I had Folliculitis (inflammation of the follicles of the skin), prescribed treatment and after 5 days the rash disappeared, now I’m fine.
- Source of information about the incident
- victim / survivor
- 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
- yes
- Reasons for not seeking medical care
- unknown / not applicable
- Treatment by medical staff
- medical care refused / not provided
- Other support received
- Friends/community
- Impact of the violence on the victim/survivor
- mental health (e.g. fear, helplessness, intrusive thoughts, trauma, depression, anxiety, PTSD, etc.)