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Many men are given drugs, and use Viagra and Poppers in order to perform better. In addition, many of them do not use condoms, as this enables them to make more money. In one case, nearly 70% of the boys in the brothel were infected with sexually transmitted diseases, compared to an average of 20-25% in other branches of male prostitution . Paydates illustrate a major difference between female and male prostitution. Whereas female prostitution is visible on the streets , and there has been much discussion about the forced prosecution of women, paydates are generally voluntary and organized through the internet, and thus much less visible. While the paydates may begin voluntarily they can still slide into forced prostitution, which makes use of the same websites to offer sexual services. Alaska Contreras Ponce, 25, a transgender beauty queen and sex worker, was found dead with her neck sliced by barbed wire after gruesome torture in Martinez de la Torre, 25 July. Nataly Briyth Sánchez, an undocumented sex worker originally from Honduras, was murdered during a sexual encounter on 19 June in Tapachula. The client stabbed her to death after discovering that she was transgender. Wilka, a 40-year-old Brazilian trans woman, was attacked and killed on 26 March in Pernambuco, in the southern TRAVESTIS state of Loteamento Luiz Gonzaga. According to a friend she was murdered when someone realized that she was transgender whilst attempting to rob her. Chanda Sharmeeli, a 30-year-old trans woman was shot dead in Karachi, Pakistan sometime on 30 August or early morning 31 August. She had been with a gathering of other trans people discussing what they believed to be a recent under-counting of Pakistan’s trans community when a gang of armed men began harassing them and eventually shot Chanda. This day promotes HIV testing, prevention, and treatment efforts among transgender people. Lack of knowledge about transgender issues by health care providers can be a barrier for transgender people who receive an HIV diagnosis and are seeking quality treatment and care services. The list does not include suicides, accidental deaths, or premature deaths. Some of the perpetrators in these cases cite the trans panic defense. Violence against transgender people is also known as trans bashing. Violence against trans and gender-diverse people frequently overlaps with other axes of oppression prevalent in society, such as racism, sexism, misogyny, xenophobia, and anti-sex worker sentiment and discrimination. TMM data shows that the victims whose occupations are known are mostly sex workers (61%). Stigma and discrimination against trans and gender-diverse people is real and profound around the world, and are part of a structural and ongoing circle of oppression that keeps us deprived of our basic rights. Men who occasionally engage in male prostitution, and those who are coerced to work in illegal brothels find their clients on the internet. The extensive reliance of male prostitution on the internet demonstrates the central role of adaptability within this community. Services I provide are I am top/ bottom/ versatile, I love to give and receive, kissing, cuddling, sensual touching, talking, massaging and more. If you have a fantasy, dreams or anything you want me to do for you especially, please ask me. I am located in Leicester but can travel depending on location, please ask. I am a classy girl who can be present for dinner or travel. If you’re looking for great company, a girlfriend experience with a passionate, sensitive, Pre-op transsexual, you don’t need to look any further. Still and all, there are indicators that the situation regarding the right to access to healthcare in Latin America is beginning to shift. Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, and Bolivia—within their federal laws—along with Costa Rica, Ecuador, Colombia, and Mexico enabled trans people to change their name without undergoing gender reassignment surgery. In both public and private hospitals in the region, transgender people can access to medical interventions that have been scientific-based assessed. In 1977, Venezuela’s Supreme Court of Justice issued a decree that opened the door for trans people who had undergone a sex reassignment surgery to adjust their legal name. Until 1998, that pioneering measure in Latin America allowed nearly 150 Venezuelans, most of them trans women, to change their names. After that year, all acknowledgement for trans people’s gender identity has been paralyzed. Currently, there is no national legislation to recognize trans people’s right to gender identity, nor to guarantee their health care. The assistance provided by the trans community to its members is insufficient, and it lacks the resources to sustain it over time. The only way to improve the living conditions of this population is to implement an intervention by the State that comprehensively responds to their specific needs. When the mandatory quarantine was imposed, prison visits were suspended. Most imprisoned trans women depended on their emotional support networks to receive food and medicine. Now, it is the trans community, through the organizations representing their rights, that has worked to collect donations and take them to prisons. A report by the OTRANS civil association shows that 73 percent of trans people living in prisons in Buenos Aires Province suffer from some form of disease. The most common disease among them is HIV-AIDS, a consequence of the sex work they are forced to engage in. |