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I need to talk to u Tyler, could you contact me please
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We are a small community of LGBTQIA+ refugees currently trapped in a settlement in South Sudan. Most of us fled persecution in our home countries, thinking we were running toward safety. Instead, we found a different kind of hell. We are starving, we are terrified, and we are being hunted within the very walls that were supposed to protect us. The hunger is the first thing that greets you every morning. Due to massive aid cuts and our isolation, food is almost non existent for us. We often go days without a single meal. While other refugees can sometimes find work or move freely to trade, we are forced to stay hidden in our tents. To leave is to risk our lives. We are essentially prisoners of our own identities, watching our bodies grow weaker every day because we cannot safely access the meager food distributions without being harassed or physically blocked. The violence here is targeted and relentless. Our transgender sisters and brothers bear the heaviest burden of this hate. Because they cannot "hide" who they are, they are the first to be attacked. Just last week, one of our trans friends was stoned while trying to collect water at the common pump. They were called "demons" and told they don't deserve the water that "real" people drink. Our tents have been slashed, our few belongings stolen, and when we turn to the camp authorities or police for help, we are often met with more abuse, extortion, or told that our "lifestyle" is the cause of our suffering. Living as a transgender person here means living with a target on your back. There is no medical care for the wounds from these attacks, and there is no safe space to sleep. We stay awake in shifts at night, listening for the sound of footsteps outside the canvas of our tents, wondering if tonight is the night they decide to "cleanse" the camp of us. We are human beings who just want to live, to eat, and to breathe without fear. Donate here to support. https://4fund.com/sd9trv
We are forgotten, but we won't give up. We’re raising funds for basic grains, water, and medicine for those beaten. Even a small donation saves a life.
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Reason why queer refugees are stuck in East Africa camps...
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Today I got unconscious and was rushed to clinic, I was test with Malaria, typhoid and bacteria effection, am currently admitted and feel some change....please donate anything small so I can clear the bill and get some drinks.
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These young souls need love and care, unfortunately life in the camp gives them the opposition, join me put a smile on their faces....link in the bio
Some body help please am suffering, i need urgent medication, please donate anything small gofund.me/35c916585
Please help me my people, all queer family come for my rescue am badly off!🙏
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Hello everyone am suffering from acute malaria, I need urgent mediacation and can't access public hospital due to my sexual orientation, please help me with anything you can through the link below!🙏
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Being a refugee is hard enough. But being a lesbian refugee? It adds a whole other layer of fear and isolation. just being myself without the constant threat of judgment or worse!
Lesbian mothers are suffering to access basic needs, please join the fight to save them!
Stand with in fighting for transgender and lesbian refugees who are facing hardship to access basic needs more especially food, medical care and shelter!
Iove always is love together we can make it
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