Nicol Quinayas: "I do not want him to be unemployed, but I want him not to resume his duties"

The young woman who claims to have been violently assaulted in the early hours of June 24 in Porto by a security officer of the Port Transit Corporation (STCP) said Thursday she had not still resumed his normal life. In full concentration against racism, Nicol Quinayas, 21, born in Colombia but in Portugal since the age of five, told reporters that his situation left him "marks". [19659002] "I have already recovered physically, I can smile from one ear to the other, but today, for example, I have had a bad night, I'm not sure. I had to force myself to come here and I do not know how I feel about it.

Saying that he did not go back to his normal life, nor return to the bus, Nicol only wants that " justice be done "and that the truth be told that episodes like these are not repeated. Asked what is justice for her, she explained that it would be a security for her not to resume his duties. "I do not want him to be without a job, but I do not want him to resume his job because living what I've experienced is horrible," he said. commented

Whereas companies should give psychological training to employees who perform this type of activity, Nicol said that he now receives reports from other people who o have gone through similar situations. According to the facts, the young woman confessed that she went to stand in line to take the bus, but that she insulted and kicked the security that when she heard racist remarks and that he tried to take it abruptly

. No entity, waiting for the outcome of ongoing investigations, Nicol also criticized the attitude of the driver, who "did nothing", and the performance of the PSP. The young woman also revealed that it was not the first time that she had been raped, two years ago, a neighbor had insulted her by watching her when she was coming home.

Nicol's mother, demonstration, reported that after the neighbor told her daughter "you look where your black man", fled in fear of what could happen. "We fled out of fear, we moved to our current home, but this time I do not want to, I do not keep silence or accept racist threats," said Angela Morales

. , the mother of the young woman asked for peace, tranquility and respect for those who lived in the country for 18 years.

This afternoon, the Feminist Festival of Porto organized a rally against racism where about thirty protesters shouted "a human being, it's horrible, only those who cross it can understand the indignity , cruelty and revolt.Free is not to be afraid, "" moved with one, moved with all "or" Any discrimination will have an opposition ". In addition to this event, another is scheduled on July 10 in front of the company 2045, a security employer, to demonstrate "repudiation for violence, racism and xenophobia".

The Public Prosecutor opened an investigation to investigate the case of the battered young woman, as well as the General Inspectorate of Internal Administration also opened a process. The STCP announced it had opened an "internal process" to investigate its employees who were on duty during the Luso-Colombian girl's assault.

Private security firm 2045 revealed Wednesday that it had begun an investigation. internal investigation procedure, stating that the security of the company that allegedly assaulted the girl is no longer "at the service of the STCP". For its part, the Oporto Chamber condemned "aggression" in a "vehement" manner, calling it an "intolerable act of racist violence".

After the case went public, first via social networks and then through the newspapers, SOS Racismo condemned the assault on the young Nicol Quinayas, who lives in Gondomar, in the district of Porto. In recent days, several parties have condemned the attack and asked the government for explanations.