Case nr. Time of incident Date of incident Place of incident 43 night: 9 pm to 5 am 28.12.2014 Ankara, Turkey The victim is shot in her leg four times by the perpetrators whose identities are unknown. She is taken to the hospital and she is in good health. Serious bodily harm (physical violence) Gender identity/Gender expression, Sex work status Location, Degree of violence, Victim perception The level of violence is high and the victim believes that she was shot because she is doing sex work on the street. Victim, Civil society organisation Private individual 44 night: 9 pm to 5 am 13.02.2014 Ankara, Turkey The victim works in Diskapi, a district where sex workers wait for the client in Ankara. A client comes and they agree on the money. However, the client does not pay the full amount of money. Therefore, the victim wants to get out of the car. The client insults her by saying "faggot and slut". She points pepper spray at the client but she does not use it. After the incident, she goes back to where she works. Assault, Threats and/or psychological violence Gender identity/Gender expression, Sex work status Difference between suspect and victim, Language used (written, gestures, graffiti), Victim perception The language used against the victim is whorephobic and transphobic. Victim Gender identity/Gender expression Difference between suspect and victim, Language used (written, gestures, graffiti), Victim perception The perpetrator knew (or Victim thought) victim was trans or had a trans history and language clearly indicates that the incident was hate-motivated. Description of incident Type of incident Basis for bias Bias indicator Clarification of bias indicator Source of Type of perpetrator information Description of perpetrator Response of local authorities Impact of the incident No information available. No information available. No information available. Client of sex worker No information available. No information available. No information available. Private individual Perpetrator was year below victim in secondary school 3 years before the incident. No information available. Victims' hands and arms were lightly bruised from defending themselves. Victim’s face was severally bruised and their right eye swelled and they couldn't see out of it for a day. Victim is afraid to use that bathroom for fear of that bathroom attendant harming them. Incidents from the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, recorded by Trans Equality Network Ireland 45 Unkown 07.05.2014 Ireland Some people (3) victim used to go to secondary school with happened to be at a college event where the victim was at. They recognized and approached and harassed the person about their past and surgical history. One guy called the victim a dyke. Eventually they stopped after 40 min of the victim explaining and standing up to them. One of them saw the person in the bathroom later that night and had the bathroom attendant throw them out of the bathroom whilst still using the toilet. The bathroom attendant called the victim names and threatened their life several times before the victim vacated the bathrooms. The event security was notified and their solution was that the victim retained from using the male bathrooms and instead use the disabled neutral toilet inside the coat room section, which meant being outed to the staff at the coat room. The incident didn't end there however, later on in the night victim was assaulted by same guy that asked the bathroom attendant to throw the victim out. He cornered them on the dancefloor when the place was crowded and repeatedly punched the right side of their face until the security staff pulled the two of them outside. They assessed the situation and barred the guy from the event. Afterwards they asked the victim politely to call it a night and go home and not call the guards as "the guards wouldn't help a gender bender such as the victim". Assault, Threats and/or psychological violence 11