Paris transgender woman 'humiliated' at protest

[TomSea]

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Paris transgender woman 'humiliated' at protest

A transgender woman has spoken out after a video went viral of her being attacked near a rally in central Paris against Algeria's ailing president.

Julia has described being targeted by three men in the Place de la République.

"You're a man, you're not going anywhere, you're not coming past," she was told, as she was pushed and punched while trying get through the crowd.

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One man ruffled her hair, while a girl draped in an Algerian flag came to try to help Julia. After the girl moved on, a man repeatedly punched Julia while another could be seen kicking at her.

Read more at: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-47799288

Some in the crowd also threw beer.  And the police came.  Video below via the BBC story.

https://twitter.com/Lyes_Alouane/status/1112964139616555008

I remember some time ago an article about an all-gay mosque being opened in Paris.

[mountaineer]

I was going to post this story, but the more I read, the less I cared about his travails. This guy dressed like a woman was mocked and harassed by Muslim protesters - probably not the safest place to be walking (that goes for much of Paris, for that matter).