Bodies of three transgender people found in Pakistan
Summary
Police in Karachi, Pakistan, found the bodies of three transgender people who were shot and killed. The incident is part of a growing pattern of violence against transgender individuals in the country. The authorities are working to confirm the identities of the victims and understand the motive behind the killings.Key Facts
- Police discovered the bodies of three transgender people in Karachi, Pakistan.
- They were shot by unknown attackers and found on a highway in the Memon Goth area.
- Police are investigating to confirm their identities and determine the motive.
- Violence against transgender people in Pakistan has been rising, according to Amnesty International.
- In 2018, Pakistan created a law to protect transgender rights, but parts were later revoked by a sharia court.
- Estimates say there are around 500,000 transgender people in Pakistan facing exclusion and abuse.
- A 2023 report found that 90% of transgender individuals in Pakistan face physical assaults.
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