While the entity views the judicial outcome positively, they emphasize that the victim, who was undergoing gender transition, represents a group facing extreme vulnerability. The organization argues that legal action alone cannot solve the underlying issues of social rejection and violence.
According to the Anoia-based group, trans youth are exposed to double vulnerability, facing both physical risks and daily discrimination such as bullying. They advocate for comprehensive sexual education to help children identify and report abuse safely.
“"The response to these cases must go beyond the criminal sphere and include educational, social, and political measures."
The statement concludes by urging institutions to prioritize the safety of minors and to counter the increasingly hostile public discourse against the trans community observed this March.
