In China, a transsexual was punished for being interned against his will and receiving electroshock sessions

Una transsexual China bought flour compensation de 60,000 yuanes, unos 7,874 euros, después de después de a un hospital en el que aseguró haber recibido tratamientos forzados, including up to seven people electroshock sessions.

In a lawsuit that began last August, the health center argued that the treatment was intended managing emotions and improving the plaintiff's cognition, Keep in touch with each other for 27 years Ling Er has no gender identityinformation about the web portal Sina Finance.

Ling Er, sin embargo, argumentó que fue ingresada contra su voluntary y sometida a tratamientos innecesarios.

La joven relató que, desde joven, prefería jugar con niñas y, durante la universidad, se dio cuenta de que he transgénero was.

However, sus padres y una profesora, y su padre identidad de género is not acceptedlo que genero frequent conflicts.

In 2022, his relationship with his parents deteriorated and his mother decided to take him to the hospital.

Before the internship, Ling Er asked her parents to consult experts in Beijing so that they could understand and accept her personality, but to no avail.

Finally, fue ingresada contra su voluntad en un local mental health center, He stayed here for 97 days.

Ling Er aseguró que, durante su estancia, Treat with some sessions of electroconvulsive therapydespite repeated requests to stop treatment.

In October 2022 fue dada de alta deboto and los costos del tratamiento. This year, with the help of friends, he decided to sue the hospital for forced treatment and demand more than 80,000 yuan (10,500 euros) in compensation.

El hospital defended it Ling Er suffered from cognitive impairment y que el tratamiento fue autorizado por sus repetitores legales.

This month, Ling Er, who lives in the northeastern city of Tianjin, said the two sides reached a mediated settlement with the hospital receiving 60,000 yuan (7,874 euros) in compensation under the supervision of a tribunal, according to Sina Finance.

According to a 2016 local report, There are millions of transgéneros in Chinaqueenes, pese a que pueden submitre a operaciones de cambio de sexo y cambiar su gender en loss documents de identidad tras la surgery, They still face discrimination in various spheres of life.

More than a third of transgender people in China have experienced workplace discrimination, with the most common being not being hired, followed by isolation, ostracism and verbal abuse, according to the 2021 Transgender Health Report of the Asian country.