One in Ten LGBTIQ+ People Affected by Queerphobic Violence
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Affected persons report on lewdness, insults, spitting, sexual assaults, bullying and brutal beatings: LGBTIQ+ people are more often affected by violence than others and then feel enormous shame.
The majority of attacks do not indicate. Since Corona pandemic and right turn the situation got worse.
Affected people report puffing, insulting, spitting, sexual assault, bullying and brutal beatings. LGBTIQ+ people are more affected by violence than others.
One in 10 speaks of assaults
Those affected report verbal abuse, insults, spitting, sexual assault, bullying, and even brutal beatings. LGBTIQ+ people are more frequently victims of violence than others. According to an EU survey, one in ten has already experienced a homophobic attack. However, the raw figures from the study don't reveal one crucial fact: those affected, who are often going through a difficult time, feel immense shame after such attacks.
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