People filmed trans woman drowning in ravine and told others 'don't help her'

People filmed trans woman drowning in ravine and told others 'don't help her'

Sara Millerey González, a trans woman, was found injured in a river in Colombia as people filmed her before dying in hospital the next day.

Colombia is still shocked by the brutal murder of Sara Millerey González, a 32-year-old trans woman, who was beaten and thrown into a creek by a group of men on April 4 in the department of Antioquia, north-west of the country. The assailants showed themselves with the victim breaking her arms, legs and throwing her into a stream so that she could not leave by her own means. Sara spent about an hour dying in the water, in front of the passers-by…

Sara Millerey's story is a story of hate, horror, transphobia. This trans woman, of which many neighbors have claimed "it didn't bother anyone," was...

Íris was fired by the owner of the Maria Vitória Theater for being trans. According to the team, which defended it, the Theater must be an inclusive and free place. The owner, Hélder Costa, is not of the same opinion.

Sara Millerey González, a 32-year-old trans woman, had her arms and legs fractured before being thrown into a ravine in Bello, Antioquia. Unable to swim due to her injuries, she drowned. No one came to her aid. The scene was captured on video and went viral on social media, sparking belated outrage in a country that remains indifferent to the pain of trans people. “Diversity is costing us our lives,” say the human rights organizations that this …

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