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Rodriguez and another LGBBTU+ company that supported it jointly received digital protection training from the company Opate. Since the month of May, opening has trained 60 people, including digital rights, risk analysis, extortion, phishing, outing, surveillance and revenge porn. It also includes implementation of equipment such as the use of VPN and encrypted messaging platforms Signal And ProtonThe
“Something that the staff was telling us [that] The most common thing is that people take their Facebook photos and disguise them on social networks to attack other collectors or to undermine personal aspects. So it’s a very interesting experience. People are not aware of the exposure we have in the digital world, “Fernando Paz, who is in charge of teaching these courses.
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In favor of Rodriguez, these tools are a way to face a country that is becoming increasingly violent towards those who represent diversity, with government assistance.
“We have the experience of hateful speech in the university. Professors say they shared the bookele’s thoughts on gender ideals and it must disappear because it makes the youth poisoned,” Rodriguez says.
The way the government has used to hide violence against the LGBTIQ+ community is the lack of accounting of hated crime committed in El Salvador. In recent years, the country’s Attorney General’s Office, also known as the FGR, has used the “murder due to social intolerance” and “family intolerance” categories that cannot call it “general crime” (mostly according to government details, by gang). There is no precision about what these categories have fallen, which is not official, not defined, and simply used publicly – not in administrative reports. Between 2023 and 2024, FGR Of these 182 have been countedThe
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In the face of statistical ambiguity, practice Documenting and archive Hateful crime companies have accepted. Passionist Social Service, a Violence Anti -Group, It has been found that 154 LGBTIQ+ Folk Has been detected During El Salvador’s emergency rule, which began in March 2022 and has been extended 39 times to date. Following this, Nicola Shevez and his team looked needed to record violence cases against members of LGBTIQ+ population.
“We always intended to start an observation, but with the beginning of the exception, everyone knows that police violence and military harassment have an unnecessary effect on the LGBT community. Clearly it hurts us, and I don’t know who they are able to condemn,” Shevez said.