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G1 Morre enfermeira trans que coordenava serviço de combate e prevenção a ISTs em Lorena Monique Fernandes morreu ao 56 anos no domingo (1º). Causa da morte tem relação com complicações por aplicação de silicone na juventude. Por G1 Vale do Paraíba e Região 03/08/2021 21h02 03/08/2021 1 de 2 Monique Fernandes em foto feita durante palestra em 2019 Foto: Divulgação/Prefeitura de Lorena Monique Fernandes em foto feita durante palestra em 2019 Foto: Divulgação/Prefeitura de Lorena A enfermeira transexual Monique Fernandes, que coordenava o serviço de combate e tratamento de Infecções Sexualmente Transmissíveis (ISTs) em Lorena (SP), morreu no domingo (1º) aos 56 anos. A Prefeitura de Lorena lamentou a morte dela nas redes sociais em uma postagem nesta terça-feira (3). ....
Enfermeira líder da causa LGBTQIAP+ em Lorena (SP) morre por complicações de próteses de silicone industrial globo.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from globo.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
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Monique Bitu Bingi, 71, has never forgotten how it happened. It was 1953 when the white colonials came for her in Babadi, a village in the Kasai region of what is today the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), then a Belgian colony. She was four, the child of a Black Congolese woman and a white Belgian colonial agent. Because she was mixed-race, she would be forced to leave her family and live at a Catholic mission. If she stayed, there would be repercussions: the men – farmers, hunters and protectors of the village – would be forcibly recruited into military duty and taken away. When the time came to leave, her mother was not there to say goodbye. She had left, unable to watch her daughter go. ....