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Roma, 15 Years Old Dead: Surveys of Bullying Linked to Gender Identity

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The girl had confided to her parents her discomfort, also linked to the path of affirmation of her gender identity. Investigators try to rebuild the climate lived at school and among peers

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ROME - Drama in Rome. A little girl wanted to become a man but she took her own life. She was only 15 years old. A tragedy on which the attorney of Rome decided to open a...

·Rome, Italy
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Autopsy Displaced. The young woman had undertaken gender transition path (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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The girl had confided to her parents her discomfort, also linked to the path of affirmation of her gender identity. Investigators try to rebuild the climate lived at school and among peers

·Lyon, France
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The transition path accepted by the parents, but perhaps misunderstood at school: among the compañeros you are looking for possible episodes of bullying. The file is open, for now without investigated

·Turin, Italy
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An extreme gesture perhaps linked to bullying episodes. Investigators seized the victim's cell phone to search for any information between the chats

·Bologna, Italy
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The Rome Public Prosecutor's Office started an investigation into suicide in relation to the death of a 15-year-old girl who died last November 11 after falling from the fifth floor of a condominium in the North of the Capital. The investigation, coordinated by Pm Antonio Clemente who has already arranged the autopsy is currently against unknown. The investigations aim to reconstruct the reasons that would have pushed the young woman, who, as re…

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La Stampa broke the news in Turin, Italy on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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