Blacks, women and gays are the main targets of human rights violations in Brazil, according to the report
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According to the report of the Dial human rights, in total, in 2015, 137.516 calls were made, an average of 376 daily records.
In one year, the number of complaints from the population increased by 94% LGBT.
Among the indicators in the survey, what draws the most attention are the complaints against the LGBT population.
In one year, reports of violence against the public increased by 94%.
Next comes the homeless population, with 32% more complaints than last year.
As disclosed by Forum Magazine, the special secretary of Human rights, Rogério Sottili, makes an assessment of the results of the assessment: "The profile of violence we have in Brazil today is the black population, women and people aged 18 to 30.
And if we consider gender orientation, the LGBT population is also in this situation of violence", explained Special Secretary for Human Rights, Rogério Sottili.
The question remains: has the number of attacks on the LGBT population increased, or was it the courage to report the attacks that increased?
Whatever the answer, we cannot remain silent, if you have been the victim of any attack or abuse, call Dial 100 and report it!
