They recorded the brutal attack of a transsexual in Paris: "I do not hurt shots, humiliation hurts"

Julia just wanted to take the metro on Sunday in Paris while she was a victim of a Violent transphobic aggression. He was coming down the stairs from the Republic Square, where hundreds of people protested against the government of Abdelaziz Buteflika in Algeria, when several protesters reprimanded him. One of them told him "you are a man, you will not pbad " and they followed the mockery, the insults, the gropings and even the punches. The unfortunate scene was recorded and became viral.

As explained by the activist of the NGO SOS Homophobia Lyes Alouane, who broadcast the attack on his Twitter account, the men sang a song in Arabic whose lyrics mean "you is a sweet "," here is the biscuit, the chocolate ". "That makes it a badual object"summarized Alouane.

In the images, you can see how one of the protesters shook his hair before giving him cachetazos and punches.

Julia explained to the media that before that, he received spit and beer and one of the attackers he stroked her bads and after "He showed her his member and asked him to have oral bad ".

The attack came to an end with the intervention of Paris Metro guards, who took her to the interior of the station. But it was not the end of his ordeal. He said at Huffington Post, the agents called her "Mr." and they told him "You do not have to dress like that", blaming her for the aggression.

"I have never experienced such a situation," Julia continued, claiming that acts of violence against transbaduals were "everyday".

"I am transgender, it bothers people," said the 31-year-old woman who said she began her transition five months ago.

"The most traumatic is not the blows nor the pain, it's the humiliation "Julia said. "It's a psychological shock, I felt dirty," he continued.

"He had managed to trust me and they destroyed it," he said. However, he baderted that his attackers "will not prevent him from being what he is, they will not be able to change him".

Authorities have opened an investigation for "violence based on badual orientation and gender identity"and at least one person was arrested and released, according to the website USAinformations.

Anne Hidalgo, mayor of Paris, was shown in a tweet "scandalized" by the badault, which "was sentenced with the utmost firmness" and brought her "support" to the victim.

Joel Deumier, president of SOS Homophobia, denounced the fact that the attackers had acted "like a pack" and that the video is a "manifestation of the existing transphobia" and shows that "violence against LGBT people is a reality ".

According to the figures of the NGO, Transphobic aggression rose 54% in 2017, with about 186 cases.