List of 1123 Reported Murdered Trans Persons from January 2008 to December 2012 (In Chronological Order)

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List of 1123 Reported Murdered Trans Persons from January 2008 to December 2012 (In Chronological Order) List of 1123 reported murdered trans persons from January 2008 to December 2012 (in chronological order) Data collected and list composed by Transgender Europe’s Transrespect versus Transphobia Worldwide research project team Name: N.N. Age: not reported Date of Death: 2008 Location of Death: Fiji (Fiji) Cause of Death: beaten Remarks: Source: TvT project: Fiji Transgender Empowerment Network Name: N.N. Age: not reported Date of Death: 2008 Location of Death: Dalian (China) Cause of Death: not reported Remarks: Source: TvT partner organisation Trans China Name: Ranhi Uhjir Age: 31 Date of Death: 2008 Location of Death: Kampala (Uganda) Cause of Death: not reported Remarks: The case was not taken into court or followed up by the police because of stigma. Source: TvT questionnaire research Name: N.N. Age: not reported Date of Death: 2008 Location of Death: Manila (Philippines) Cause of Death: stabbed Remarks: Source: The Philippine LGBT Hate Crime Watch If you wish to reference the material provided here, please use the following citation: TvT research project (2013) “Trans Murder Monitoring results: TMM MARCH 2013 Update”, Transrespect versus Transphobia Worldwide (TvT) project website: http://www.transrespect-transphobia.org/en/tvt-project/tmm- results/march-2013.htm 1 Name: N.N. Age: 33 Date of Death: 05/01/08 Location of Death: Araxa, MG (Brazil) Cause of Death: shot Remarks: Source: TvT partner organization: Grupo Gay da Bahia (Lista Nominal 2008) Name: Stacey Brown Age: 30 Date of Death: 08/01/08 Location of Death: Baltimore (USA) Cause of Death: shot Remarks: Stacey was shot in the head in her own apartment Source: TvT project: www.transgenderdor.org and http://tgdor.org Name: Patricia Murphy Age: 39 Date of Death: 08/01/08 Location of Death: Albuquerque (USA) Cause of Death: shot Remarks: Patricia was shot several times in the head. Patricia was a person of color (based on photographs published after her death). Source: TvT project: www.transgenderdor.org and http://tgdor.org Name: Sabrina (Wesley Marcio da Silva) Age: 15 Date of Death: 14/01/08 Location of Death: R. Prof. Jose Brandao, Recife, PE (Brazil) Cause of Death: shot Remarks: Sabrina was a sex worker. Source: TvT partner organization: Grupo Gay da Bahia (Lista Nominal 2008) Name: (Aldolphus) Simmons Age: 18 Date of Death: 21/01/08 Location of Death: Charleston (USA) Cause of Death: shot Remarks: The victim was a person of color (based on photographs published after death). Source: TvT project: www.transgenderdor.org & http://tgdor.org If you wish to reference the material provided here, please use the following citation: TvT research project (2013) “Trans Murder Monitoring results: TMM MARCH 2013 Update”, Transrespect versus Transphobia Worldwide (TvT) project website: http://www.transrespect-transphobia.org/en/tvt-project/tmm- results/march-2013.htm 2 Name: (Juan Carlos) Guillen Bautista Age: 17 Date of Death: 21/01/08 Location of Death: Guanajato (Mexico) Cause of Death: torture Remarks: The victim was ortured and suffered head injuries. Source: TvT project: http://trans.ilga.org/ Name: (Victor Manuel) Albor Camacho Age: 24 Date of Death: 21/01/08 Location of Death: Guanajato (Mexico) Cause of Death: torture Remarks: The victim was ortured and suffered head injuries. Source: TvT project: http://trans.ilga.org/ Name: Marcela Borges (Marcelo Arimateia Santana) Age: not reported Date of Death: 22/01/08 Location of Death: SE (Brazil) Cause of Death: beaten Remarks: Source: TvT partner organization: Grupo Gay da Bahia (Lista Nominal 2008) Name: Fedra Age: not reported Date of Death: 22/01/08 Location of Death: Kota Kinabalu (Malaysia) Cause of Death: run-over by car Remarks: Fedra was thrown off a building and then run-over by a car. Source: TvT project: www.transgenderdor.org & http://tgegypt.com/?page_id=28 Name: (Freddy Alexander) Gonzales Higuera Age: 20 Date of Death: 22/01/08 Location of Death: Maracaibo (Venezuela) Cause of Death: shot Remarks: Source: TvT project: http://trans.ilga.org/ Name: Miramar Age: 23 Date of Death: 22/01/08 Location of Death: Maracaibo (Venezuela) Cause of Death: shot Remarks: Miramar was a sex worker and murdered by a client. Source: TvT project: http://trans.ilga.org/ If you wish to reference the material provided here, please use the following citation: TvT research project (2013) “Trans Murder Monitoring results: TMM MARCH 2013 Update”, Transrespect versus Transphobia Worldwide (TvT) project website: http://www.transrespect-transphobia.org/en/tvt-project/tmm- results/march-2013.htm 3 Name: N.N. Age: not reported Date of Death: 26/01/08 Location of Death: Jakarta (Indonesia) Cause of Death: beaten Remarks: A group of men killed the victim for trying to steal a motorbike. They surrounded the victim, who was described as a trans person punched the victim and hit the victim with a spade. The group later burned the victim's remains. Source: TvT project: The Jakarta Post, 26.01.2008 Name: Sarita (Tiago Frankelino de Lima) Age: 21 Date of Death: 29/01/08 Location of Death: Rua Ibirama, Recife, PE (Brazil) Cause of Death: shot Remarks: Sarita was a sex worker. Source: TvT partner organization: Grupo Gay da Bahia (Lista Nominal 2008) Name: (Ali) Age: not reported Date of Death: January, 2008 Location of Death: Basra, Iraq (Iraq) Cause of Death: shot Remarks: Shot to death (executed) at a police station. Arrested, humiliated, and executed by state police for being transgender, there is a video of Ali made before she was executed, showing Al-Basra police officers shaving her head and announcing proudly that they are going to execute her and anyone like her. Source: TvT project: http://tgegypt.com/?page_id=28 Name: N.N. Age: not reported Date of Death: January, 2008 Location of Death: Basra, Iraq (Iraq) Cause of Death: shot Remarks: Shot to death (executed), arrested, humiliated, and executed by state police for being transgender Source: TvT project: http://tgegypt.com/?page_id=28 Name: N.N. Age: not reported Date of Death: January, 2008 Location of Death: Basra, Iraq (Iraq) Cause of Death: shot Remarks: Shot to death (executed), arrested, humiliated, and executed by state police for being transgender Source: TvT project: http://tgegypt.com/?page_id=28 If you wish to reference the material provided here, please use the following citation: TvT research project (2013) “Trans Murder Monitoring results: TMM MARCH 2013 Update”, Transrespect versus Transphobia Worldwide (TvT) project website: http://www.transrespect-transphobia.org/en/tvt-project/tmm- results/march-2013.htm 4 Name: N.N. Age: not reported Date of Death: 02/02/08 Location of Death: Brasilia, DF (Brazil) Cause of Death: beaten Remarks: The victim was a sex worker. Source: TvT partner organization: Grupo Gay da Bahia (Lista Nominal 2008) Name: Ashley Sweeney Age: not reported Date of Death: 04/02/08 Location of Death: Detroit (USA) Cause of Death: shot Remarks: Ashley was shot in the head on an empty lot. Source: TvT project: www.transgenderdor.org & http://tgdor.org Name: (Juan Jose) Mejias Jimenez Age: 35 Date of Death: 09/02/08 Location of Death: Bristol de Matina, Limon (Costa Rica) Cause of Death: shot Remarks: Three unknown persons with covered faces entered into the apartment and shot the victim in the chest. The sister heard the shot and went into the house. They shot her in the face, but she survived. Source: TvT project: Nación, 10.02.2008 Name: Tamara (Marco Antonio) Age: 40 Date of Death: 09/02/08 Location of Death: Vera Cruz, Ilha de Itaparica, BA (Brazil) Cause of Death: shot Remarks: Tamara was a sex worker. She was shot on the veranda of her own apartment. Source: TvT partner organization: Grupo Gay da Bahia (Lista Nominal 2008) Name: Bianca (Flavio Oliveira) Age: 20 Date of Death: 10/02/08 Location of Death: Rua Falcao Filho, Campinas, SP (Brazil) Cause of Death: shot Remarks: Bianca was a sex worker. She was shot in her own apartment by a 24 year-old military police man Source: TvT partner organization: Grupo Gay da Bahia (Lista Nominal 2008) If you wish to reference the material provided here, please use the following citation: TvT research project (2013) “Trans Murder Monitoring results: TMM MARCH 2013 Update”, Transrespect versus Transphobia Worldwide (TvT) project website: http://www.transrespect-transphobia.org/en/tvt-project/tmm- results/march-2013.htm 5 Name: (Genivaldo Sousa) Age: 31 Date of Death: 10/02/08 Location of Death: Av. Encanta Moca, Recife, PE (Brazil) Cause of Death: stabbed Remarks: The victim was a sex worker. She was killed in a beauty salon by a former client of 23 years of age, who said there had been an argument around 20 Reais. Source: TvT partner organization: Grupo Gay da Bahia (Lista Nominal 2008) Name: Sanesha Stewart Age: 25 Date of Death: 10/02/08 Location of Death: New York City (USA) Cause of Death: stabbed Remarks: The victim was a person of color (based on photographs published after death). Source: TvT project: www.transgenderdor.org & http://tgdor.org Name: Babily Age: not reported Date of Death: 11/02/08 Location of Death: MT (Brazil) Cause of Death: burned Remarks: Babily was a sex worker Source: TvT partner organization: Grupo Gay da Bahia (Lista Nominal 2008) Name: Linete (Aloisio Lima) Age: 24 Date of Death: 11/02/08 Location of Death: Av. Conselheiro Aguiar, Recife, PE (Brazil) Cause of Death: shot Remarks: Linete was a sex worker. According to her sister, she witnessed another crime against a travesti earlier in the same year, and the killing might have been related. Source: TvT partner organization: Grupo Gay da Bahia (Lista Nominal 2008) Name: Rosana (Joel Barros) Age: 18 Date of Death: 11/02/08 Location of Death: R.
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