I'm a trans refugee in a camp in South Sudan. I've been attacked and beaten because of my gender identity. Bruised and broken, I'm struggling to survive.

Please, don't ignore my cry for help. Stand with me against hatred and violence. Help me find safety, support, and solidarity.

@lgbtkakuma2block11.bsky.social Its a new day to remind you about my situation here in the camp which has become more terrible than before. The out break of a war in the nearby town has put our lives as The LGBTQ on risk of death. We stay in fear but despite that there is even no food and shelter.

I appear for help so that I can get what to eat and where to sleep

I am Tyson, an LGBTQ and proud lesbian from Uganda living in Gorom refugee camp in south Sudan,I amhereappealing for help,I live and take care.l live under harsh conditions where I don't have any means tosurvive.i barely have food, medicine and access to good medical services due to discrimination

@georgetakei.bsky.social I am a trans man trapped in a refugee camp, fighting every day to exist in a world that refuses to see me. Safety is never guaranteed, and being myself comes at a cost. I dream of a life where I can live without fear, where my identity is not a risk but a right.

@georgetakei.bsky.social Greetings Gearge

@katie-w85.bsky.socialhello

Greetings everyone. As a transgender man in a refugee camp struggling to get what to eat, drink and where to sleep cry out loud to whoever lands on this post for help or even forward it to someone who can help. Thank you

Surviving each day is a challenge. I struggle to find food, shelter, and safety. Many people refuse to help me because of who I am. The isolation and constant fear are overwhelming.Connections to LGBTQ+ organizations that can support me in finding safety and resources.

@oldman-sac.bsky.social
Hello

A Cry for Help ,I am reaching out for assistance any kind of support that can help me survive. I need Safe shelter where I won’t be harmed for my identity,Food and basic necessities to stay healthy and alive, Medical care and medication to address my urgent health needs, Legal or financial assist

to find work, secure housing, or access medical care.
I have no access to the healthcare I
desperately need, including hormone therapy or basic medical treatment. Many hospitals and clinics refuse to treat people like me, and I can not afford private care. Without medication,

The Reality of My Life in South Sudan as a Trans Refugee

In South Sudan, being LGBTQ+ is not just frowned upon it is dangerous. I live in constant fear of being attacked, harassed, or even arrested simply for being who I am. The discrimination I face makes it nearly impossible