On April 17, one of the employees of GENDERDOC-M, Galia Murzin and her girlfriend approached the bus station on Balcani Highway outside of Chișinău. There were eight people at the station, including a group of five drunken people (2 men and 3 women) with a child of about 11 years old. One man from this group, named Denis Rusu, approached Galia and asked for a cigarette. Galia replied that she did not smoke. Then he asked where she was from and what her name was. He could not stand well on his feet, was periodically falling over Galia and speaking without stopping. Galia’s friend asked him to leave them alone, and he said, “Listen, Aunt Clava, shut your mouth, I want to talk to the guy”. Galia’s girlfriend insisted, “You talked to her, now I want to talk”. Hearing these words, the aggressor widened his eyes and asked Galia, “Who are you? Are you he, she or it?” Galia replied that it was none of his business. He tried to take the hood off her head a few times. Galia did not let him and said, “Why do you put your hands on me. I’m not taking the cap off your head”, and touched his cap with her finger. The aggressor hit her over her jaw with his fist. Galia’s eyes faded and she fell down. When she recovered, she saw that the aggressor was trying to get out of his friend’s constraining hands, trying to beat her again. Galia immediately called the police. Hearing that she had called the police, the aggressor and those who were with him ran away. A man who witnessed the attack followed them to see where they were going. In 10 minutes the police arrived. The man showed them where the group was hiding.