Studies in Brussels give a negative view about the quality of life LGBT minority holding in the country. 60% of lesbian, gay, transgender and bisexual the country have received various insults linked to sexual orientation.
Regarding violence, homophobia has caused 10% of the LGBT community has been attacked for their sexual orientation.
Despite these rates of homophobia and transphobia, very few people go to the police to report such criminal acts.
why police and the country LGBT associations have launched a campaign to encourage reporting of discriminatory acts of witnesses or victims who are minorities in the country.
multitude of signs, both on the streets of Brussels and in the mainstream media communication in the country, advertise the campaign, which also possess art exhibitions in the street advertising method.
The police also work on various initiatives to demonstrate to the LGBT community their total rejection of any act connected with homophobia and transphobia, trying thereby increasing the rate of complaints
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