The bodies of three transgender people who found Pakistan

Pakistan police say they found the bodies of three sexually transformed people on the side of the road in the southern city of Karachi, in the latest violence against society.

The police said that they were shot dead at the hands of unidentified attackers and discovered their bodies after midnight on Sunday in the Maimon Al -Qothi area in Karachi.

“The bodies of three sexual transgender women were found on a highway,” Javed Ahmed Abro, the city police official, told Agence France -Presse News Agency.

The authorities are still in the process of confirming their identities and have not yet been determined.

Amnesty International says there is difficulty in violence against converting persons, also known as stones, in Pakistan.

“People who are transgender are a weak segment of society, and we must all give them dignity and respect,” said Sayyid Murad Ali Shah.

In 2018, the Pakistani Senate voted to support a draft law that protects the rights of transgender people, and allowed them to define their sexual identity.

It was praised by the Law of the Heritage Rights of the Transgender by many of the world, but the main sections were later canceled by a Sharia court.

Estimates say that there are about half a million sexual transgender citizens in the country and face a continuation of social exclusion and abuse.

Report 2023 in Lancet Magazine noted that 90 % of transgender people in Pakistan are facing physical assaults.